Head-On Truck Collisions in Texas

Head-on collisions with commercial trucks are among the deadliest traffic accidents. When a truck weighing up to 80,000 pounds strikes a passenger vehicle head-on, the results are almost always catastrophic, often resulting in fatalities.

Average Settlement Range for Head-On Truck Collisions

$300,000 - $5,000,000

*Actual settlements vary based on injury severity and case specifics

What is a Head-On Truck Collision?

Head-on collisions with commercial trucks are among the deadliest traffic accidents. When a truck weighing up to 80,000 pounds strikes a passenger vehicle head-on, the results are almost always catastrophic, often resulting in fatalities.

Common Causes of Head-On Truck Collisions

Truck crossing center line
Wrong-way driving
Fatigued driving causing lane drift
Distracted driving
Impaired driving
Overcorrection after leaving roadway

Injuries from Head-On Truck Collisions

Head-On Truck Collisions often result in serious injuries due to the size and weight of commercial trucks. Common injuries include:

Fatal injuries
Traumatic brain injuries
Spinal cord injuries and paralysis
Multiple crush injuries
Severe internal organ damage

Who is Liable in a Head-On Truck Collision?

Multiple parties may be held responsible for a head-on truck collision. An experienced attorney can investigate and identify all liable parties:

1Crossing center line
2Hours of service violations
3Drug or alcohol impairment
4Distracted driving evidence

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Frequently Asked Questions

What causes head-on truck collisions?
Head-on collisions typically occur when a truck crosses the center line due to driver fatigue, distraction, impairment, or medical emergency. They can also happen when trucks overcorrect after running off the road.
Can I sue for wrongful death after a head-on truck collision?
Yes. Texas allows surviving family members to file wrongful death lawsuits. These cases can recover damages for funeral expenses, lost income, loss of companionship, and pain and suffering before death.

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