Marion County recorded over 1,500 commercial truck crashes in 2024. Indianapolis is the "Crossroads of America"—I-65 and I-70 intersect here, making it one of the nation's busiest freight junctions. Our experienced Indianapolis truck accident attorneys can help.
Indianapolis is called the "Crossroads of America" for a reason. More interstate highways intersect here than in any other US city. I-65 and I-70 meet downtown, while I-465 circles the city with constant truck traffic.
"A truck jackknifed on I-70 near the airport and hit my car. My attorney proved the driver was speeding in wet conditions. $780,000 settlement."
"Semi rear-ended me on I-465 near Castleton. The attorney they connected me with was incredible. Settled for $620,000."
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Indianapolis is where America's interstates meet. More highway miles converge here than in any other US city, creating constant truck traffic.
I-65 runs from Chicago to Louisville through downtown Indianapolis. Heavy truck traffic serving the Midwest's major cities flows through constantly.
I-70 runs from St. Louis to Columbus through downtown. Cross-country freight and airport traffic create dangerous conditions.
Where I-65 and I-70 meet and merge through downtown. Complex traffic patterns and high truck volumes create constant accident risks.
I-465 loops around Indianapolis connecting all major highways. Distribution centers along the loop generate constant truck traffic.
I-69 runs from Indianapolis to Fort Wayne and eventually to Michigan. Growing corridor with increasing truck volumes.
US-31 runs north through Carmel and Westfield. Heavy commercial traffic serving northern suburbs and beyond.
Marion County recorded over 1,500 commercial truck crashes in 2024. Indianapolis's central location and highway network make it one of America's premier distribution hubs.
More interstate highway miles converge in Indianapolis than in any other US city. I-65 connects Chicago to Louisville and the South. I-70 connects St. Louis to Columbus and the East Coast. I-69 reaches Fort Wayne and will eventually connect to Canada. This makes Indianapolis a natural location for distribution centers—and constant truck traffic.
Critical: Indiana has a 2-year statute of limitations. Indiana also follows modified comparative negligence with a 51% bar—you cannot recover if you're 51% or more at fault. Evidence preservation is essential.
Indianapolis settlements typically range from $100,000 for moderate injuries to over $3 million for catastrophic cases. Indiana caps punitive damages at 3x compensatory or $50,000, whichever is greater.
Indiana gives you two years to file a lawsuit.
Cannot recover if 51% or more at fault. Must be 50% or less.
No cap on economic damages in Indiana.
Capped at 3x compensatory or $50K, whichever is greater.
Our network has recovered over $1.2 billion for victims across Indiana.
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