Fatal Accident on Highway 89 near Concession Road 2, Near Alliston Ontario

There are reports of a fatal accident involving a sport utility vehicle and dump truck.  This fatal truck accident occurred  on Highway 89 near Concession Road 2, in Rosemont Ontario, on the morning of Thursday October 11, 2012.  

Ontario Dump Truck Accident

First and foremost, we would like to offer our thoughts and our support for the family of the driver who was tragically killed in this Rosemont fatal accident.  

Ontario Provincial Police were investigating the circumstances of this fatal truck accident.  More information would be necessary to assign fault for this fatal truck accident.  

If it is determined that the dump truck was partially responsible for this fatal accident, it could lead to wrongful death claims on behalf of the family of the deceased.

Ontario Fatal Accident and Wrongful Death Claims

In Ontario, when a person is killed as a result of a car or truck accident, the family of the deceased may be able to advance a wrongful death claim.  In fatal car accident cases, the members of the deceased’s  family may obtain compensation for their finacial lossess and pain and suffering.  These fatal accident and wrongful death damages can include compensation for the loss of guidance, care and  companionship of their loved one, as well as loss of services. 

Ontario Truck Accident Lawyer

This Rosemond fatal accident involved a passenger vehicle and commercial dump truck.  Sadly, many accidents involving dump trucks, tractor trailers and other large commercial vehicles are often fatal for the occupants of the passenger vehicle.  Due to the size and mass of commercial vehicles, they can cause devastating damage during an impact.  Large trucks are also more difficult to slow down or stop in emergency situations.  As such, speed can often be a factor in Ontario truck accidents. 

An Ontario accident involving a large dump truck, tractor trailer or commercial vehicle is more complex than motor vehicle collisions involving passenger vehicles only.  Due to their complexity, Ontario truck accident cases require a Ontario truck accident lawyer with a  thorough understanding of commercial vehicle regulations on both the federal and  provincial level. Truck and transport companies are required to follow safety and  inspection regulations concerning their equipment and their drivers' hours of  service.

Ontario tractor trailer and truck accidents are caused by a variety of factors, often related to vehicle safety, driver skill level, and driver fatigue.

If you have lost a loved one as a result of a fatal truck accident or car accident, contact Iacobelli  Law  Firm to speak with a Ontario tractor trailer and  truck accident lawyer.  We offer prospective clients a free  consultation  with a lawyer. There is no obligation.