Truck Accidents
Truck or Farm Equipment Accident on I-75 in Tifton? What Georgia’s Slow-Moving Vehicle Law Means for Your Claim
September 22, 2026 | J.L. King, II | Truck Accidents
Tifton sits where I-75, a major freight route, crosses US-82/GA-520, an important route for agricultural traffic. That means passenger vehicles, commercial trucks, and slow-moving farm equipment often share roads in the area and can cause accidents. When these vehicles collide, Georgia's slow-moving vehicle law and comparative negligence rules can play an important role in...
Read moreWhat Is MCS 90?
September 18, 2026 | J.L. King, II | Truck Accidents
MCS-90 is an endorsement attached to certain commercial motor carrier insurance policies. It helps protect members of the public when a motor carrier causes a crash but its insurance policy would not otherwise cover the loss. Understanding what MCS-90 is can be important after a serious truck accident in Georgia. The endorsement may provide...
Read moreDo You Need a CDL To Drive a Box Truck?
July 10, 2026 | J.L. King, II | Truck Accidents
Whether you need a CDL to drive a box truck depends on the size of the truck, its weight, what it is carrying, and how it is being used. Many box trucks can be driven with a regular driver’s license, but larger commercial vehicles or trucks carrying certain types of cargo may require a...
Read moreInterstate vs. Intrastate Trucking
June 3, 2026 | J.L. King, II | Truck Accidents
Large commercial trucks move goods across Georgia every day. Some trucks travel through several states, while others stay within Georgia’s borders. These two types of trucking are known as interstate and intrastate trucking. Although they may seem similar, the rules that apply to each can differ in important ways. Understanding the difference between interstate...
Read moreTypes of Commercial Driver’s Licenses
February 20, 2023 | J.L. King, II | Car Accident, Truck Accidents
When it comes to driving trucks and other commercial vehicles, a commercial driver's license (CDL) helps ensure that drivers are trained to keep other motorists safe. If you plan to drive a commercial-sized truck, van, or bus in Georgia, you must comply with state and federal regulations and hold a valid commercial driver's license....
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