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Trucking Companies

At the Killino Firm, we know highway safety. We are familiar with the severe and life-altering injuries that are often associated with truck accidents and serve as tireless advocates for victims of truck accidents and across the country. At the Killino Firm, our truck accident lawyers are not afraid to take your case to trial. We are fully prepared to stand up against the largest truck companies across the country and fight aggressively on your behalf.

List of Trucking Companies

Philadelphia is home to several trucking companies, so it is no wonder why there are so many truck accidents on Philly’s roadways each year. A short list of trucking companies that operate in Philly include:

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  • NFI Industries – provides distribution and warehouse services
  • PAM Transport – transportation holding company
  • The Pepsi Bottling Group – long distance pickups, deliveries and installs products to high volume stores (uses tractor trailers)
  • Schneider National – liquid bulk specialty chemical transportation
  • WEL Companies, Inc. – provides frozen/refrigerated truckloads and warehouse services
  • The Express Way Group – provides transportation protective services to the Department of Defense, defense contractors and commercials shippers
  • CDN Logistics, Inc. – full service over the road transportation company
  • 3DP, Inc. – contractor hauling

Responsibility to American Safety

All truck companies have a responsibility to protect the safety of pedestrians and other drivers on the road. These companies are responsible for ensuring that their drivers are adequately trained to operate the large trucks in a safe manner and to avoid trucking crashes at all times. If at any time truck drivers are reckless or negligent, the company can be held liable. Reckless and/or negligent driving may include:

  • Driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol – Truck companies are responsibly for implementing a drug-free workforce and should conduct periodic drug tests
  • Driver fatigue – Truck companies are responsible for making sure their truck drivers do not exceed more than a specific amount of hours on the road at a time without resting
  • Inadequate training – all companies are responsible for providing their drivers with proper training

Truck companies, large and small, have a responsibility to American safety. If you or a loved one has been harmed or killed in a truck accident, you will most likely qualify to seek and recover compensation for your losses. For more information about your personal circumstances, contact a trucking accident attorney today.