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Have you ever been driving on the freeway and found yourself behind loaded down pick-up truck that didn't seem safe? The cargo can be anything including; ladders, lawn chairs, blocks, construction debris, and mattresses.
According to a new AAA report, from shredded tires to a sofa sitting in traffic lanes, roadway debris caused more than 200,000 crashes with 500 deaths over four years across the USA. More than one-third of the deaths resulted from a driver swerving to avoid hitting debris. In other cases, cars struck the debris, sometimes setting off a chain-reaction of collisions.
The AAA report also found debris problems worsened from a 2001 study that found 25,000 crashes and less than 100 deaths that year. The latest version found an annual average of 50,000 debris-related crashes reported to police, with 9,800 injuries and 125 deaths during the four most recent year's statistics were available.
Debris related facts:
The K9truckNET also can come with screening which allows you to secure cargo in the bed of your truck of different sizes to prevent loss of property, injuries, and possible death.
According to a new AAA report, from shredded tires to a sofa sitting in traffic lanes, roadway debris caused more than 200,000 crashes with 500 deaths over four years across the USA. More than one-third of the deaths resulted from a driver swerving to avoid hitting debris. In other cases, cars struck the debris, sometimes setting off a chain-reaction of collisions.
The AAA report also found debris problems worsened from a 2001 study that found 25,000 crashes and less than 100 deaths that year. The latest version found an annual average of 50,000 debris-related crashes reported to police, with 9,800 injuries and 125 deaths during the four most recent year's statistics were available.
Debris related facts:
- AAA debris-related crashes - estimates an average of 204,000 crashes which resulted in 39,000 injuries and more than 500 deaths in the United States over years 2011 – 2014.
- DOT - The US Department of Transportation has designated June 6th as "Secure your Load" day along with 40 States. Drivers with unsecured debris that injures or kills someone can be charged with vehicular homicide or be sued in civil court for personal injury and/or wrongful death.
The K9truckNET also can come with screening which allows you to secure cargo in the bed of your truck of different sizes to prevent loss of property, injuries, and possible death.
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