A lot of people are told, “Your CT/MRI looks normal—so you’re fine.” But normal imaging doesn’t mean you weren’t seriously hurt. Concussions (mTBI) frequently have normal CT/MRI; many painful neck/back injuries don’t show a single “smoking gun” on scans, especially...
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Delivery Deadlines and Dangerous Driving: Why Kentucky Roads See So Many Amazon & UPS Truck Accidents
The problem in plain English Kentucky’s interstates are a lifeline for e-commerce—I-64, I-65, and I-75 carry thousands of delivery vehicles every day. When delivery deadlines and “on-time” metrics collide with real-world traffic, weather, and fatigue, risk goes up....
Hit by a UPS, FedEx, or Amazon Delivery Truck in Kentucky – Your Legal Options
Why delivery-truck crashes are different Crashes with parcel carriers and last-mile fleets often involve employer responsibility, commercial insurance, and sometimes federal motor-carrier rules (when the vehicle qualifies as a CMV). Kentucky also uses comparative...
Company Vehicle Accidents in Kentucky Manufacturing: Who Pays for Injuries?
Why these crashes are different When a factory-owned pickup, box truck, forklift on a public road, or company delivery van causes a crash, your claim often involves employer responsibility (respondeat superior), commercial insurance, and sometimes federal...
Top Causes of 18-Wheeler Accidents on Kentucky Highways (I-64, I-65, I-75)
Why big-rig crashes happen on Kentucky’s interstates Kentucky’s high-volume freight corridors—I-64, I-65, and I-75—see a steady flow of tractor-trailers moving between the Midwest, South, and East Coast. State crash-facts reports and federal research point to a...
A Family’s Guide After a Fatal or Disabling Truck Crash in Kentucky
If you’re reading this right after a crash You don’t have to “be strong” or figure everything out today. Take one small step, then the next. This guide is written the way we would walk a close friend through the first chaotic days — calmly, in order, and in plain...
Accidents Involving Toyota, Ford, and GM Trucks in Kentucky – What Victims Should Know
Why you’re seeing so many “auto-plant” trucks on I-64, I-65 & I-75 Kentucky is home to three major automakers, each with constant inbound/outbound freight: Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Kentucky (Georgetown): Toyota’s largest vehicle plant by capacity (up to ~550k...
Bullitt County I-65 North Multi-Vehicle Crash Involving Jackknifed Semi (Oct 9, 2025)
What Happened (confirmed so far) On Thursday, Oct 9, 2025, a serious multi-vehicle crash shut down all northbound lanes of I-65 near mile marker 117 by East 4th Street in Shepherdsville (Bullitt County). Officials said the scene involved multiple vehicles and a...
Lexington I-75 @ Newtown Pike Fatal Semi-Truck Crash (Oct 1–2, 2025)
What happened (confirmed so far) Late Wednesday night, Oct 1, 2025, Lexington Police responded to a serious collision at Newtown Pike and the I-75 northbound interchange. Early reports say one person died and another suffered life-threatening injuries after a car and...
Rowan/Morgan County KY-519 Fatal Collision Involving Parked Construction Truck (Oct 7, 2025)
Parked Work-Zone Trucks & Rural Highway Safety: What KY Families Should Know After a Shoulder/Construction Crash (KY-519 Case) Quick facts (what’s confirmed) Where/when: KY-519 at the Morgan–Rowan County line, just before noon on Oct 7, 2025. What happened: An...
What to Do After a Semi-Truck Accident in Kentucky (Not Your Fault)
What to Do After a Semi-Truck Accident in Kentucky (Not Your Fault) Quick answer (first 60 minutes) Call 911 and get medical care—adrenaline hides injuries. Move to safety; turn on hazards. Document the scene: photos/video of vehicles, lane lines, debris, skid marks,...