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Trucking Accidents Involving Road Construction Zones: Legal Traps and Who’s Responsible
Episode Summary
In this episode of Road to Recovery, Sagi Shaked discusses one of the most complex and dangerous types of trucking accidents—those that occur in road construction zones. With decades of experience handling catastrophic injury and wrongful death cases, Sagi explains why construction zones pose such a high risk for both truck drivers and motorists.
He breaks down the most common causes of construction zone accidents, including unclear signage, lane shifts, poor lighting, and inadequate safety measures. Sagi also dives into how liability is determined in these cases, identifying when fault may lie with a trucking company, a construction company, or government contractors.
Through real-life case examples, Sagi provides valuable insight into federal and state regulations that govern road work safety, including the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD). He shares practical legal advice for victims—emphasizing the importance of evidence preservation, quick action, and hiring an experienced personal injury lawyer.
Key Timestamps
00:00 – Introduction
01:15 – Why Construction Zones Are So Dangerous
02:45 – Who Is Legally Responsible for Construction Zone Crashes?
04:00 – When Multiple Parties Are at Fault
05:10 – Understanding Legal Duties and Safety Regulations
07:30 – Common Construction Zone Accident Types
09:45 – How Liability Shifts When Warnings Are Inadequate
11:10 – Importance of Preserving Evidence
13:20 – When Government Entities Are Involved
15:00 – First Steps After a Construction Zone Trucking Accident
About the Show:
Road to Recovery is a podcast dedicated to uncovering the truth behind trucking accidents and advocating for victims and their families. Top trial lawyer Sagi Shaked of Shaked Law, each episode delivers expert insight into legal strategy, safety regulation, and real-world justice for those harmed by negligent practices on America’s roads.
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By dennis2qEpisode Summary
In this episode of Road to Recovery, Sagi Shaked discusses one of the most complex and dangerous types of trucking accidents—those that occur in road construction zones. With decades of experience handling catastrophic injury and wrongful death cases, Sagi explains why construction zones pose such a high risk for both truck drivers and motorists.
He breaks down the most common causes of construction zone accidents, including unclear signage, lane shifts, poor lighting, and inadequate safety measures. Sagi also dives into how liability is determined in these cases, identifying when fault may lie with a trucking company, a construction company, or government contractors.
Through real-life case examples, Sagi provides valuable insight into federal and state regulations that govern road work safety, including the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD). He shares practical legal advice for victims—emphasizing the importance of evidence preservation, quick action, and hiring an experienced personal injury lawyer.
Key Timestamps
00:00 – Introduction
01:15 – Why Construction Zones Are So Dangerous
02:45 – Who Is Legally Responsible for Construction Zone Crashes?
04:00 – When Multiple Parties Are at Fault
05:10 – Understanding Legal Duties and Safety Regulations
07:30 – Common Construction Zone Accident Types
09:45 – How Liability Shifts When Warnings Are Inadequate
11:10 – Importance of Preserving Evidence
13:20 – When Government Entities Are Involved
15:00 – First Steps After a Construction Zone Trucking Accident
About the Show:
Road to Recovery is a podcast dedicated to uncovering the truth behind trucking accidents and advocating for victims and their families. Top trial lawyer Sagi Shaked of Shaked Law, each episode delivers expert insight into legal strategy, safety regulation, and real-world justice for those harmed by negligent practices on America’s roads.