Duval County recorded over 1,600 commercial truck crashes in 2024. Jacksonville is where I-95 meets I-10—the only place in Florida these major interstates intersect. The Port of Jacksonville adds constant freight traffic. Our experienced Jacksonville truck accident attorneys can help.
Jacksonville is Florida's gateway for freight. The only I-95/I-10 junction in Florida creates a trucking bottleneck. Port of Jacksonville handles automobiles, containers, and bulk cargo—all generating heavy truck traffic.
"A truck merged into my lane on I-95 near the Fuller Warren Bridge. My attorney proved the driver was fatigued. $780,000 settlement."
"Semi rear-ended me on I-10 west of town. The attorney they connected me with was incredible. Settled for $620,000."
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Jacksonville sits at Florida's critical freight crossroads. I-95 and I-10 meet here—the only place in Florida where these major corridors intersect.
I-95 runs from Maine to Miami through Jacksonville. Constant truck traffic serving the entire East Coast passes through daily.
I-10 runs from Jacksonville to Los Angeles. Florida's gateway for cross-country freight creates heavy truck volumes.
The only place I-95 and I-10 meet in Florida. Complex merging patterns and high truck volumes create constant accident risks.
I-295 loops around Jacksonville providing port and industrial access. The Buckman Bridge section over St. Johns River is particularly hazardous.
These surface routes carry local freight and overflow from the interstates. Mixed commercial and residential traffic creates conflicts.
Port terminals generate constant truck traffic on surrounding roads. Container and auto transport trucks create hazards throughout.
Duval County recorded over 1,600 commercial truck crashes in 2024. Jacksonville's unique position as Florida's freight gateway creates trucking volumes unlike anywhere else in the state.
Jacksonville is the only place in Florida where I-95 and I-10 intersect. This makes it the chokepoint for freight entering and leaving the state. The Port of Jacksonville handles automobiles (second-busiest auto port in the nation), containers, and bulk cargo—all generating constant truck traffic on local roads.
Critical: Florida recently changed its statute of limitations to 4 years for negligence claims (previously 2). Florida also adopted modified comparative negligence in 2023—you cannot recover if 50% or more at fault. Evidence preservation remains essential.
Jacksonville settlements typically range from $100,000 for moderate injuries to over $4 million for catastrophic cases. Florida's new comparative negligence rules make establishing fault more important than ever.
Florida gives you four years to file (changed from two in 2023).
Cannot recover if 50% or more at fault (changed in 2023).
Must meet "serious injury" threshold. Truck accidents typically qualify.
Available for intentional misconduct or gross negligence.
Our network has recovered over $1.2 billion for victims across Florida.
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