Interstate vs. Intrastate Trucking in Alabama

If you’ve ever been on an Alabama highway, you’ve seen large commercial trucks moving goods across the state, but not all trucking operations are the same. Some trucks are part of interstate commerce, while others operate strictly within Alabama as intrastate carriers.  At first glance, that distinction may seem technical. In a personal injury case, […]

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 Do You Need a CDL To Drive a Box Truck in Alabama?

Box trucks are a common sight on Alabama roads, used for everything from moving services to commercial deliveries. Because of their size, many drivers assume that a commercial driver’s license (CDL) is always required. The reality is more nuanced.  Whether you need a CDL to operate a box truck in Alabama depends on specific factors […]

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Types of Commercial Driver’s Licenses in Alabama

Operating a commercial vehicle in Alabama requires more than a standard driver’s license. Depending on the size and type of vehicle you plan to drive, you’ll need a specific class of commercial driver’s license (CDL). Each class comes with its own set of requirements and restrictions that must be followed closely.  Learning about how the […]

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Federal Laws About Fatigued Alabama Truck Drivers

Truck drivers play a crucial role in keeping goods moving across Alabama and the rest of the country. However, the demands of the job often lead to long hours behind the wheel, and fatigue is one of the most common dangers in the trucking industry.  To reduce the risk of truck accidents, federal law sets […]

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$2,400,000 Settlement In A Trucking Accident Injury Case

After a truck accident left the injured party in need of compensation, Belt, Bruner & Barnett Personal Injury Lawyers. handled the case on their client’s behalf. The case ended with a $2,400,000 settlement that put the client on the right track for recovery. *The outcome of an individual case depends on a variety of factors […]

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