Recreational Vehicle Accidents

Due to the baby boomer population reaching retirement age, there are more recreational vehicles, or motor homes, on the highways and roadways.

It’s a fact that motorhomes can be similar in size to semi truck single-trailers. They are more of a challenge to maneuver than a standard motor vehicle. Thus, state laws don’t stipulate special permits to drive these overwhelming vehicles.

Most motorists can get on the road with a recreational vehicle. Typical types of these vehicles are motorhome, truck camper, converted van or van camper, fifth-wheel, folding camping trailer, and conventional.

If an individual is injured in a vehicle accident, he or she can hire a lawyer. An attorney of this caliber can negotiate with any other motorists to determine who is liable to pay for any damage. The personal injury lawyer, if necessary, can file a lawsuit.

The individual at fault normally must compensate another party for property and medical expenses. In addition to those expenses, they pay for pain and suffering, and lost wages.

The most common causes of RV accidents are driver fatigue, rollover, inexperienced motorist, runaway trailers, intoxicated driver, insufficient room to stop, tire blowout, turns poorly calculated, unsafe speed for road conditions, unbalanced load and overloading, defects in manufacturing or design, and failure of driver of recreational vehicle to view an automobile in a blind spot.

If you or a family member sustained injuries, or a loved one was killed, it may not be easy to document what occurred during the crash. However, this is imperative to the case.

When vehicles share the road with many large semi-trucks, crashes between the two aren’t only inevitable, but can be tragic. Occupants of smaller vehicles typically suffer much greater trauma, which includes fatal injuries and other catastrophes.

You or a member of your family may have been involved in a trucking accident. Thus, it is advisable to contact legal counsel, which can be invaluable in such a situation.

Most individuals, fortunately, don’t need to pay for damages out of pocket which stem 
from a truck, motorcycle or automobile collision.

Automobile insurance can compensate for repair maybe part of the replacement cost or damages, either completely or for some of the parties involved. It may even cover for partial medical expenses.

Injuries sustained in automobile collisions can differ between each person involved, vehicle crash to vehicle crash.

It is best, therefore, to contact a physician immediately for more detailed information and cases.


Severe automobile accidents can leave critical emotional scars on individuals who sustain personal injuries. Those who are witnesses of collisions can be devastated also.

Treatments for emotional injuries and counseling, post traumatic stress disorder, and injuries of a similar nature can basically be common.

You or a family member may have sustained a personal injury in a vehicle collision. Contact an esteemed vehicle crash injury attorney immediately.

An attorney can provide assistance and make a necessary evaluation of your case. You may be entitled to funds owed to you to cover damages.

Contact us for a free consultation or call Anzalone Law Firm PLLC, at: 603.548.3797.