State and federal regulations require truck drivers and trucking companies to maintain many records of their operations. As a result, investigating a truck accident requires reviewing and using more evidence than in other auto accident cases. Examples of evidence that our firm may use to prove liability for the truck accident that injured you include: The truck driver’s hours-of-service logs The truck’s event data recorder (“black box”) logs The truck driver’s employment and driving records The truck driver’s pre-trip inspection records The trucking company’s radio dispatch logs The truck’s inspection and maintenance records The truck’s cargo/freight manifest Surveillance/traffic camera footage In-cab camera or dashcam footage Accident scene photos and videos Eyewitness statements Police accident reports Post-accident vehicle inspections and repair records Truck driver drug/alcohol test results Accident reconstruction expert reports In addition to the truck driver and their trucking company, other parties who may have liability for a truck accident include: The freight/cargo company The truck servicing company The truck’s manufacturers Third-party manufacturers of truck parts, including tires and brakes