Two Truck Rollover Crash Causes Ramp Closure on I-35 Near Austin: What Happened and Why It Matters for Texas Drivers

The Crash That Shut Down I-35: A Timeline of Events

On Tuesday, June 24, at approximately 9:00 a.m., a multi-vehicle crash involving two commercial trucks caused a major traffic disruption on Interstate 35 near Austin. The incident occurred on the southbound flyover ramp connecting I-35 to State Highway 130 in Georgetown, Travis County, Texas.

Here’s what we know happened:

• Two commercial vehicles collided: one was a septic tank truck, the other an over-the-road hauler
• The collision caused both trucks to roll over, blocking the exit ramp in lane 6
• A piece of concrete flew over the ramp, though fortunately no one was struck
• One driver was transported to the hospital with injuries
• Both vehicles were eventually removed from the ramp
• The crash caused a diesel fuel spill that required environmental cleanup
• Texas Department of Transportation crews were on standby to repair damaged guardrails
• The ramp remained closed for at least two hours following the incident

Georgetown Fire Battalion Chief Robert Gordon provided critical details about the incident. He confirmed that the collision involved two commercial vehicles and resulted in damage to the flyover ramp. While no one was injured by the flying concrete, the environmental impact from the diesel spill and the structural damage to the guardrail created significant safety concerns.

“This wasn’t just a traffic inconvenience – it was a serious commercial vehicle accident that could have been catastrophic,” says Ralph Manginello, managing partner of Attorney911. “The fact that no one was seriously injured is fortunate, but this incident reveals systemic issues in commercial trucking that put all Texas drivers at risk.”

The Dangers of Rollover Accidents: Why This Crash Matters

Rollover accidents are among the most dangerous types of commercial vehicle crashes. When an 18-wheeler or other large truck rolls over, it creates multiple hazards:

• Multi-vehicle collisions: The overturned truck blocks multiple lanes, creating a hazard for approaching vehicles
• Flying debris: As seen in this incident, pieces of the truck or its cargo can become projectiles
• Hazardous material spills: Fuel, chemicals, or other cargo can leak onto the roadway
• Secondary crashes: Other drivers may swerve to avoid the overturned truck, causing additional collisions
• Structural damage: Trucks can damage road infrastructure like guardrails and bridges

In this case, the rollover caused a diesel fuel spill that required environmental cleanup. Diesel spills create slippery road conditions and environmental hazards that can persist long after the initial crash.

Common Causes of Rollover Accidents:

The Unique Challenges of Septic Tank Trucks

This incident involved a septic tank truck – a specialized commercial vehicle that presents unique risks on Texas highways.

Why septic tank trucks are particularly dangerous:

• Liquid cargo dynamics: The liquid waste inside can shift dramatically during turns or sudden maneuvers, creating instability
• Weight distribution: Septic tanks are often top-heavy when full, increasing rollover risk
• Hazardous materials: While not as dangerous as some chemicals, septic waste can create environmental and health hazards when spilled
• Specialized securement: These trucks require specific cargo securement procedures to prevent liquid movement
• Maintenance challenges: The corrosive nature of waste can accelerate equipment wear

FMCSA Regulations for Liquid Cargo (49 CFR § 393.100-136):

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has specific regulations for securing liquid cargo:

• Containment: Liquid cargo must be contained to prevent spillage
• Immobilization: The cargo must be immobilized to prevent movement that could affect vehicle stability
• Baffles: Tanks must have internal baffles to reduce liquid movement
• Securement: The tank itself must be properly secured to the vehicle chassis

Violations of these regulations can create liability for the trucking company and driver.

The Over-the-Road Hauler: A Different Set of Risks

The second vehicle involved was an “over-the-road hauler” – a general term for long-haul commercial trucks. These vehicles present their own set of risks:

• Driver fatigue: Long-haul drivers often work extended hours
• Equipment wear: Long distances increase the risk of mechanical failures
• Cargo securement: General freight requires proper loading and securement
• Route familiarity: Drivers may be unfamiliar with local roads and ramps

Hours of Service Violations (49 CFR § 395):

One of the most common violations in trucking accidents is exceeding the federally mandated hours of service limits:

“Hours of service violations are among the most common causes of trucking accidents,” explains Ralph Manginello. “When drivers are pushed beyond their limits, their reaction times slow, their judgment becomes impaired, and the risk of catastrophic accidents increases dramatically.”

The I-35 Corridor: Texas’s Most Dangerous Trucking Route

This accident occurred on I-35 near Austin – one of the most dangerous trucking corridors in Texas and the entire United States.

Why I-35 is particularly hazardous:

• NAFTA Corridor: I-35 is the primary north-south route for international trade between Mexico and the U.S.
• High truck volume: Thousands of commercial vehicles travel this route daily
• Complex interchanges: The I-35/SH 130 interchange where this crash occurred is particularly complex
• Urban congestion: The route passes through major cities including San Antonio, Austin, and Dallas-Fort Worth
• Speed differentials: Mix of high-speed through traffic and local traffic creates dangerous conditions
• Construction zones: Ongoing infrastructure projects create additional hazards

I-35 Crash Statistics (Texas Department of Transportation):

The I-35 corridor consistently ranks among the most dangerous highways in Texas for commercial vehicle accidents.

The Aftermath: Environmental and Infrastructure Impact

This incident caused more than just traffic delays – it created significant environmental and infrastructure challenges:

Environmental Concerns:
– Diesel fuel spill required specialized cleanup
– Potential contamination of nearby waterways
– Air quality concerns from fuel evaporation
– Possible soil contamination

Infrastructure Damage:
– Concrete debris from the flyover ramp
– Damaged guardrails requiring repair
– Potential structural damage to the ramp itself
– Road surface damage from the crash and cleanup

The environmental cleanup and infrastructure repairs create additional costs that may be recoverable in legal claims against the responsible parties.

Who’s Responsible? Potential Liable Parties in This Crash

In commercial vehicle accidents, multiple parties may share responsibility. Based on the details of this incident, the following parties could potentially be liable:

1. The septic tank truck driver
   – Possible negligence in operating the vehicle
   – Potential hours of service violations
   – Possible failure to properly inspect the vehicle

2. The septic tank trucking company
   – Negligent hiring or training of the driver
   – Failure to maintain the vehicle
   – Pressure to meet delivery deadlines
   – Failure to comply with cargo securement regulations

3. The over-the-road hauler driver
   – Possible negligence in operating the vehicle
   – Potential hours of service violations
   – Possible failure to yield right-of-way

4. The over-the-road trucking company
   – Negligent hiring or training
   – Failure to maintain the vehicle
   – Pressure to meet delivery schedules
   – Failure to monitor driver compliance with regulations

5. Cargo loading companies (if applicable)
   – Improper loading of the septic tank
   – Failure to properly secure cargo
   – Overloading the vehicle

6. Vehicle or parts manufacturers
   – Defective brakes, steering, or other components
   – Defective cargo securement systems
   – Defective tank design

7. Maintenance companies
   – Negligent repairs or inspections
   – Failure to identify safety issues
   – Use of substandard parts

8. Government entities
   – Poor road design at the interchange
   – Inadequate signage or warnings
   – Failure to maintain safe road conditions

“In trucking accident cases, we investigate every possible avenue of liability,” says Ralph Manginello. “Too often, trucking companies try to limit their exposure by blaming the driver. But the reality is that corporate negligence – poor training, inadequate maintenance, unrealistic schedules – is often the root cause of these crashes.”

The Legal Implications: What This Means for Texas Drivers

This incident highlights several legal issues that affect all Texas drivers:

1. The Importance of Evidence Preservation

Critical evidence in trucking cases can disappear quickly:
– Black box data can be overwritten in as little as 30 days
– ELD records may only be retained for 6 months
– Dashcam footage is often deleted within days
– Maintenance records may be purged after 1 year
– Witness memories fade over time

“We send spoliation letters within hours of being retained to preserve this evidence,” explains Manginello. “Once that data is gone, it’s often gone forever, and that can severely limit your ability to prove what really happened.”

2. The Complexity of Commercial Vehicle Cases

Trucking accident cases are far more complex than typical car accident claims:
– Multiple potentially liable parties
– Federal and state regulations
– Complex insurance coverage issues
– Specialized accident reconstruction
– Unique damages calculations

3. The Potential for Catastrophic Injuries

While this incident fortunately didn’t result in serious injuries, rollover crashes often cause:
– Traumatic brain injuries
– Spinal cord injuries and paralysis
– Amputations
– Severe burns
– Wrongful death

4. The Nuclear Verdict Trend

Juries are increasingly willing to hold trucking companies accountable for negligence:

These verdicts demonstrate that when trucking companies prioritize profits over safety, juries are willing to send a strong message.

FMCSA Violations That May Have Contributed

Based on the details of this incident, several FMCSA regulations may have been violated:

1. Cargo Securement Violations (49 CFR § 393.100-136)
– The septic tank truck’s liquid cargo may not have been properly secured
– Internal baffles may have been inadequate to prevent liquid movement
– The tank itself may not have been properly secured to the chassis

2. Hours of Service Violations (49 CFR § 395)
– Early morning crash suggests possible fatigue
– Drivers may have exceeded 11-hour driving limit
– 30-minute break requirement may not have been followed

3. Vehicle Inspection Requirements (49 CFR § 396)
– Pre-trip inspections may not have been properly conducted
– Post-trip inspection reports may be missing or incomplete
– Annual inspections may not have been performed

4. Driver Qualification Standards (49 CFR § 391)
– Driver qualification files may be incomplete
– Medical certifications may have expired
– Training records may be inadequate

5. General Driving Rules (49 CFR § 392)
– Speeding for conditions on the flyover ramp
– Following too closely
– Failure to maintain proper lookout

What Texas Drivers Should Do If They’re Involved in a Trucking Accident

If you’re involved in a commercial vehicle accident on Texas highways, follow these steps:

1. Seek Immediate Medical Attention
– Even if you feel fine, get checked out
– Adrenaline masks pain and symptoms
– Some injuries don’t appear immediately
– Medical records create critical evidence

2. Document the Scene
– Take photos of all vehicles involved
– Photograph the accident scene from multiple angles
– Capture road conditions, skid marks, and debris
– Get contact information from witnesses
– Note the trucking company name and DOT number

3. Report the Accident
– Call 911 and file a police report
– Request a copy of the accident report
– Report the accident to your insurance company

4. Preserve Evidence
– Do not give recorded statements to insurance adjusters
– Do not sign any documents without legal review
– Keep all medical records and bills
– Document how the accident affects your daily life

5. Contact an Experienced Trucking Accident Attorney
– Trucking cases require specialized knowledge
– Evidence disappears quickly in commercial vehicle cases
– Multiple parties may share liability
– Insurance companies aggressively defend these claims

“The most important thing you can do after a trucking accident is protect your rights,” advises Ralph Manginello. “Insurance companies have teams of lawyers working to minimize your claim. You need someone on your side who knows how to fight back.”

The Role of Technology in Trucking Safety (and Liability)

Modern commercial vehicles are equipped with sophisticated technology that can provide critical evidence in accident cases:

1. Electronic Logging Devices (ELDs)
– Record driver hours of service
– Track driving time and rest breaks
– Provide GPS location data
– Can prove hours of service violations

2. Engine Control Modules (ECMs)
– Record vehicle speed
– Track brake application
– Monitor engine performance
– Can show if driver was accelerating or braking before crash

3. Dashcams
– Record video of the road ahead
– Some record driver behavior in the cab
– Can provide definitive evidence of fault

4. Telematics Systems
– Real-time GPS tracking
– Speed monitoring
– Driver behavior analysis
– Route tracking

5. Collision Avoidance Systems
– Forward collision warning
– Automatic emergency braking
– Lane departure warning
– Blind spot detection

Why This Technology Matters:
This data can prove critical violations that caused the crash:
– Hours of service violations showing driver fatigue
– Speed data proving excessive speed
– Brake application showing delayed reaction
– GPS data showing route deviations
– Video evidence of distracted driving

“We’ve seen cases where black box data directly contradicted what the driver claimed happened,” says Manginello. “This technology doesn’t lie, and it’s revolutionizing how we prove trucking company negligence.”

The Human Cost: How Trucking Accidents Change Lives

While this particular incident didn’t result in catastrophic injuries, trucking accidents often have devastating consequences:

Physical Injuries:
– Traumatic brain injuries that alter personality and cognitive function
– Spinal cord injuries resulting in paralysis
– Amputations that require prosthetic limbs
– Severe burns requiring multiple surgeries
– Internal organ damage with lifelong complications

Emotional and Psychological Impact:
– Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
– Depression and anxiety
– Fear of driving or being on highways
– Sleep disturbances and nightmares
– Loss of enjoyment of life

Financial Consequences:
– Medical bills that can exceed millions of dollars
– Lost wages during recovery
– Reduced earning capacity for permanent disabilities
– Home modifications for accessibility
– Ongoing care costs for catastrophic injuries

Family Impact:
– Loss of consortium for spouses
– Loss of parental guidance for children
– Family members becoming caregivers
– Financial strain on the entire family
– Emotional trauma for loved ones

The Trucking Industry’s Safety Record: A Cause for Concern

The trucking industry has made progress in safety, but serious concerns remain:

Trucking Accident Statistics (NHTSA):

Key Concerns:
– Driver fatigue: Hours of service violations remain common
– Distracted driving: Cell phone use continues despite regulations
– Equipment failures: Brake and tire failures cause many crashes
– Cargo securement: Improper loading leads to rollovers and spills
– Training deficiencies: Many drivers receive inadequate training
– Maintenance neglect: Cost-cutting leads to deferred maintenance

Texas-Specific Concerns:
– I-35 and I-10 corridors are among the most dangerous in the nation
– Texas leads the nation in trucking-related fatalities
– The Port of Houston creates significant truck traffic
– Oil field trucking in West Texas presents unique hazards

How Trucking Companies Cut Corners (And Why It Matters)

Trucking companies often prioritize profits over safety through various cost-cutting measures:

1. Inadequate Driver Training
– Minimal behind-the-wheel training
– Insufficient safety instruction
– Lack of rollover prevention training
– No training on liquid cargo dynamics

2. Poor Maintenance Practices
– Deferred brake repairs
– Ignoring worn tires
– Skipping required inspections
– Using substandard parts

3. Unrealistic Scheduling
– Tight delivery windows that encourage speeding
– Schedules that require hours of service violations
– No allowance for weather or traffic delays
– Pressure to drive in unsafe conditions

4. Negligent Hiring
– Hiring drivers with poor safety records
– Failing to verify employment history
– Ignoring drug and alcohol violations
– Hiring drivers without proper medical certification

5. Inadequate Supervision
– Failing to monitor driver performance
– Ignoring hours of service violations
– Not addressing safety complaints
– Failing to discipline unsafe drivers

6. Cost-Cutting on Equipment
– Using older, less safe trucks
– Skimping on safety technology
– Using inadequate cargo securement
– Failing to install underride guards

“These cost-cutting measures create a culture of negligence that puts all Texas drivers at risk,” warns Ralph Manginello. “When trucking companies prioritize profits over safety, it’s the motoring public that pays the price.”

The Legal Process: What to Expect in a Trucking Accident Case

If you’re involved in a commercial vehicle accident, here’s what you can expect from the legal process:

1. Initial Investigation (0-30 days)
– Evidence preservation (spoliation letters)
– Accident reconstruction
– Witness interviews
– Medical record collection
– Insurance policy review

2. Case Development (1-6 months)
– Identifying all liable parties
– Gathering additional evidence
– Consulting with medical experts
– Calculating damages
– Preparing demand package

3. Negotiation (3-12 months)
– Settlement negotiations with insurance companies
– Mediation sessions
– Evaluating settlement offers
– Preparing for litigation if necessary

4. Litigation (6-24 months)
– Filing the lawsuit
– Discovery process (depositions, document requests)
– Expert witness preparation
– Pre-trial motions
– Trial preparation

5. Resolution
– Settlement agreement
– Jury verdict
– Appeal process (if necessary)

Why These Cases Take Time:
– Complex liability issues
– Multiple parties involved
– Extensive medical treatment for injuries
– Complex damages calculations
– Insurance company delay tactics

The Importance of Choosing the Right Attorney

Not all personal injury attorneys have the experience to handle complex trucking cases. When choosing an attorney, look for:

1. Trucking-Specific Experience
– Knowledge of FMCSA regulations
– Experience with commercial vehicle cases
– Understanding of trucking industry practices

2. Resources to Handle Complex Cases
– Access to accident reconstruction experts
– Relationships with medical experts
– Financial resources to advance case costs

3. Trial Experience
– Willingness to take cases to trial
– Experience in federal court
– History of successful verdicts

4. Insider Knowledge
– Former insurance defense attorneys on staff
– Understanding of insurance company tactics
– Knowledge of how to counter defense strategies

5. Local Knowledge
– Familiarity with Texas courts
– Understanding of local jury attitudes
– Knowledge of Texas trucking corridors

“At Attorney911, we have all these qualifications and more,” says Ralph Manginello. “Our team includes a former insurance defense attorney who knows exactly how the other side operates. We’ve recovered millions for trucking accident victims, and we know how to hold negligent trucking companies accountable.”

Case Study: How a Similar Case Was Resolved

While we can’t discuss specific Attorney911 cases due to confidentiality, here’s how a similar rollover accident case might be resolved:

The Incident:
A commercial tanker truck carrying liquid chemicals rolled over on I-10 near Houston, causing a hazardous material spill and multi-vehicle collision.

The Investigation:
– Black box data showed the driver was speeding
– ELD records revealed hours of service violations
– Maintenance records showed deferred brake repairs
– Driver qualification file was incomplete
– Cargo securement was inadequate for liquid load

The Liable Parties:
– The truck driver (negligent operation)
– The trucking company (negligent hiring, training, and maintenance)
– The cargo loading company (improper securement)
– The brake manufacturer (defective component)

The Resolution:
– $5.2 million settlement for the most severely injured victim
– Additional settlements for other victims
– Corporate policy changes at the trucking company
– Enhanced safety training for drivers

Why This Matters:
This case demonstrates how multiple parties can share liability in commercial vehicle accidents, and how thorough investigation can uncover evidence of negligence.

The Future of Trucking Safety: What Needs to Change

While this incident was resolved without catastrophic injuries, it highlights the need for improved trucking safety measures:

1. Enhanced Cargo Securement Standards
– Stricter regulations for liquid cargo
– Mandatory baffle requirements for tankers
– Improved securement systems for all cargo types

2. Better Driver Training
– More behind-the-wheel training
– Specialized training for different cargo types
– Rollover prevention education
– Fatigue management training

3. Improved Infrastructure
– Better-designed interchanges and ramps
– Enhanced signage for commercial vehicles
– Improved guardrails and barriers
– Dedicated truck lanes on major corridors

4. Stricter Enforcement
– More roadside inspections
– Increased penalties for violations
– Better monitoring of hours of service compliance
– Enhanced drug and alcohol testing

5. Advanced Safety Technology
– Mandatory collision avoidance systems
– Automatic emergency braking
– Lane departure warning systems
– Electronic stability control

6. Cultural Change in the Industry
– Less pressure on drivers to meet unrealistic schedules
– Better compensation to reduce the need for multiple jobs
– Improved working conditions
– Stronger safety culture

What This Incident Means for Austin Drivers

While this crash occurred in Georgetown, it has important implications for all Austin drivers:

1. The Dangers of I-35
– I-35 through Austin is one of the most dangerous stretches in Texas
– The mix of local and through traffic creates hazards
– Construction zones add to the danger

2. The Risks of Flyover Ramps
– The I-35/SH 130 interchange has complex flyover ramps
– These ramps require careful speed management
– Rollover risks are higher on curved ramps

3. The Importance of Defensive Driving
– Always be aware of commercial vehicles
– Give trucks extra space
– Avoid lingering in truck blind spots
– Be prepared for sudden maneuvers

4. The Need for Legal Protection
– If you’re involved in a trucking accident, you need experienced legal representation
– Austin’s growing population means more trucks on the road
– The legal landscape in Travis County requires local expertise

The Bottom Line: Why This Incident Should Concern Every Texas Driver

This rollover crash on I-35 near Austin wasn’t just a traffic inconvenience – it was a warning sign. Commercial vehicle accidents are increasing on Texas highways, and the consequences can be catastrophic.

Key Takeaways:

1. Trucking accidents are complex – Multiple parties may share liability
2. Evidence disappears quickly – Critical data can be lost within days
3. The stakes are high – These accidents often cause catastrophic injuries
4. Insurance companies fight hard – They have teams of lawyers working against you
5. You need experienced representation – Trucking cases require specialized knowledge

“Every time we see a truck rollover on Texas highways, it’s a reminder of how vulnerable we all are,” says Ralph Manginello. “These incidents don’t have to happen. When trucking companies follow the rules and prioritize safety, our roads are safer for everyone.”

What to Do If You’ve Been Involved in a Trucking Accident

If you or a loved one has been involved in a commercial vehicle accident in Texas, here’s what you should do:

1. Seek Medical Attention Immediately
– Get checked out even if you feel fine
– Follow all treatment recommendations
– Keep all medical records and bills

2. Document Everything
– Take photos of the accident scene
– Get contact information from witnesses
– Keep a journal of your symptoms and recovery

3. Preserve Evidence
– Do not give recorded statements to insurance companies
– Do not sign any documents without legal review
– Save all physical evidence from the crash

4. Contact an Experienced Trucking Accident Attorney
– Look for attorneys with specific trucking experience
– Choose a firm with the resources to handle complex cases
– Select attorneys who are willing to go to trial if necessary

5. Act Quickly
– Evidence disappears fast in trucking cases
– Texas has a 2-year statute of limitations for personal injury claims
– The sooner you act, the stronger your case will be

Why Choose Attorney911 for Your Trucking Accident Case

At Attorney911, we have the experience, resources, and dedication to handle complex trucking accident cases:

1. Decades of Experience
– Ralph Manginello has over 25 years of experience handling trucking cases
– We’ve recovered millions for trucking accident victims
– We understand the unique challenges of commercial vehicle cases

2. Insider Knowledge
– Our team includes a former insurance defense attorney
– We know how insurance companies evaluate and defend claims
– We use that knowledge to maximize your recovery

3. Comprehensive Resources
– Access to top accident reconstruction experts
– Relationships with medical specialists
– Financial resources to advance case costs
– Federal court experience for interstate cases

4. Proven Results
– Multi-million dollar settlements and verdicts
– Experience with major corporate defendants
– Willingness to take cases to trial when necessary

5. Local Knowledge
– Offices in Houston, Austin, and Beaumont
– Deep understanding of Texas trucking corridors
– Experience with Travis County courts and juries

6. Compassionate Representation
– We treat our clients like family
– We understand the physical and emotional toll of these accidents
– We fight aggressively for the compensation you deserve

The Attorney911 Difference

What sets us apart from other firms:

1. We Move Fast
– We send spoliation letters within hours to preserve evidence
– We act before critical data is lost
– We don’t let insurance companies control the timeline

2. We Fight Hard
– We don’t accept lowball settlement offers
– We prepare every case as if it’s going to trial
– We know how to counter insurance company tactics

3. We Get Results
– We’ve recovered millions for trucking accident victims
– We have experience with major corporate defendants
– We know how to maximize your compensation

4. We Care
– We treat our clients like family
– We’re available 24/7 for our clients
– We fight for justice, not just settlements

Frequently Asked Questions About Trucking Accidents

Q: How long do I have to file a claim after a trucking accident in Texas?
A: Texas has a 2-year statute of limitations for personal injury claims. However, you should act much sooner to preserve evidence and protect your rights.

Q: What if the truck driver was an independent contractor?
A: Even if the driver was an independent contractor, the trucking company may still be liable for negligent hiring, training, or supervision. We investigate all possible avenues of liability.

Q: How much is my trucking accident case worth?
A: Case values depend on many factors including:
– Severity of injuries
– Medical expenses
– Lost wages
– Pain and suffering
– Degree of negligence
– Available insurance coverage

Q: What if I was partially at fault for the accident?
A: Texas follows a modified comparative negligence rule. As long as you’re not more than 50% at fault, you can still recover damages. Your recovery will be reduced by your percentage of fault.

Q: Should I talk to the trucking company’s insurance adjuster?
A: No. Insurance adjusters work for the trucking company, not for you. Anything you say can be used to minimize your claim. Let your attorney handle all communications.

Q: How long will my case take to resolve?
A: Simple cases may resolve in 6-12 months. Complex cases with serious injuries can take 2-3 years or longer. We work to resolve cases as quickly as possible while maximizing your recovery.

Q: What if the trucking company goes out of business?
A: Even if the trucking company goes out of business, there may still be insurance coverage available. We investigate all possible sources of recovery.

Q: Can I afford an attorney for my trucking accident case?
A: Yes. We work on a contingency fee basis – you pay nothing unless we win your case. We advance all case costs and only get paid from the settlement or verdict.

The Final Word: Don’t Wait to Protect Your Rights

The rollover crash on I-35 near Austin serves as a stark reminder of the dangers posed by commercial vehicles on Texas highways. These accidents can happen in an instant, but their consequences can last a lifetime.

If you or a loved one has been involved in a trucking accident, don’t wait to protect your rights. Critical evidence can disappear within days. Insurance companies have teams of lawyers working against you. The sooner you act, the stronger your case will be.

At Attorney911, we have the experience, resources, and dedication to handle complex trucking accident cases. We’ve recovered millions for trucking accident victims, and we know how to hold negligent trucking companies accountable.

Don’t let the trucking company control your future. Take control of your case today.

“Every trucking accident is preventable,” says Ralph Manginello. “When these crashes happen, someone needs to be held accountable. That’s what we do at Attorney911 – we fight for the victims and hold negligent trucking companies responsible for their actions.”

Take Action Now

If you’ve been involved in a trucking accident in Texas, contact Attorney911 today for a free, no-obligation consultation:

📞 Call us 24/7: 1-888-ATTY-911 (1-888-288-9911)
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Remember:
– Evidence disappears fast – act now to preserve your rights
– Insurance companies have teams of lawyers working against you
– You need experienced representation to level the playing field
– We work on contingency – you pay nothing unless we win

Don’t wait. Call Attorney911 today.

“The trucking company has lawyers working to protect them. You deserve the same level of representation. Call us now at 1-888-ATTY-911 to protect your rights and fight for the compensation you deserve.”

Additional Resources:
– Learn more about trucking accident injuries in our video: “The Victim’s Guide to 18-Wheeler Accident Injuries”
– Understand your rights after a trucking accident: “Can I Sue for Being Hit by a Semi Truck?”
– Learn about commercial truck regulations: “The Definitive Guide To Commercial Truck Accidents”

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