SUV Rollover Accidents
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s 2009 Annual
Report, over 35% of fatal accidents involving passenger cars and light trucks were the result of vehicle rollovers. SUV rollover accidents are among the most dangerous of all motor vehicle accidents. Sometimes, rollovers result from a collision between two or more vehicles. At other times, a rollover is a single vehicle accident.
After a single-vehicle rollover, the driver may not realize that someone’s negligence may have contributed to the accident. In fact, a rollover accident may be caused by factors like gross negligence in the production of tires, poor vehicle design or road defects.
The serious nature of these crashes is clear. Rollovers
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s 2009 Annual
Report, over 35% of fatal accidents involving passenger cars and light trucks were the result of vehicle rollovers. SUV rollover accidents are among the most dangerous of all motor vehicle accidents. Sometimes, rollovers result from a collision between two or more vehicles. At other times, a rollover is a single vehicle accident.
After a single-vehicle rollover, the driver may not realize that someone’s negligence may have contributed to the accident. In fact, a rollover accident may be caused by factors like gross negligence in the production of tires, poor vehicle design or road defects.
The serious nature of these crashes is clear. Rollovers