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: Dallas Personal Injury LawyerTexas Trucking Companies Putting Unsafe and Illegal Drivers on the Roads
By RLF Staff
Texas trucking companies often gamble on putting unsafe and even illegal drivers on Dallas highways. Often, they hire illegal immigrants who have trouble reading road signs and communicating with employers, police and emergency crews. Texas trucking companies have also been known to hire felons, alcoholics and drug addicts because many background checks are not completed or rushed through. These types of people are dangerous behind the wheel of any motor vehicle, but many end up driving multi-ton 18 wheelers on the Dallas freeways.
Full post as published by Dallas Personal Injury Lawyer on January 30, 2008 (boomark / email).
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