Injured in a Crash? Speak with a Skilled UPS Truck Accident Lawyer Today

UPS drivers work under pressure, and their duty hours are often long, which may cause fatigue. Drowsy driving can impact reaction time and decision-making causing severe accidents.

Most of the accidents that occur by UPS trucks are caused by drivers who are using GPS or operating scanners while delivering items in the car. Such diversions decrease concentration, and this threatens everyone driving around them.

UPS trucks are involved in crashes as a consequence of unsafe lane changes, turning sharply, or running a red light to make a delivery.

The most common mistake of a rushed driver is the failure to give way, signal, and obey stop signs, which results in liability for the company.

UPS drivers can overspeed because they need to finish their deliveries within a limited time, especially in residential areas. This highly increases the probability of serious injuries in an accident.

UPS is responsible for providing good training to drivers. When companies fail to train their workers or ignore past violations, they can be held accountable.