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In North Carolina, the statute of limitations for filing a car accident claim is generally three years from the date of the accident. This means you have three years to file a lawsuit for property damage or personal injury. If the accident resulted in a fatality, a wrongful death claim must be filed within two years.
The most common injuries in motorcycle accidents include traumatic brain injuries (especially if the rider is not wearing a helmet), spinal cord injuries, fractures, road rash, and internal injuries. Due to the lack of protection compared to a car, motorcyclists are more vulnerable to severe injuries.
Lane splitting, where a motorcyclist rides between lanes of slow-moving or stopped traffic, is illegal in North Carolina. If a motorcyclist is involved in an accident while lane splitting, it could be difficult to recover damages, as they may be found at fault or partially at fault due to this illegal maneuver.
Truck accidents often result in more severe injuries and damages due to the size and weight of commercial trucks. These cases can be more complex, involving multiple parties such as the truck driver, trucking company, and potentially third-party maintenance providers. Additionally, federal regulations specific to the trucking industry may play a significant role in determining liability.
Truck drivers and trucking companies must adhere to both state and federal regulations, including hours-of-service rules, vehicle maintenance standards, and weight restrictions. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) sets many of these regulations to ensure safety on the roads. Violations of these regulations can be used as evidence of negligence in an accident case.
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