Truck Accident Leads

What are Truck Accident Leads?

Truck accident leads are people who have been injured by an at fault commercial truck, semi truck, and/or 18 wheeler truck. Since commercial trucking companies and truckers carry a much higher level of insurance and much more stringent safety registrations than standard car insurance, licensing, and regulations.

In addition to much more insurance coverage, truck accident cases are often very sought after by personal injury attorneys because of the damage that these huge vehicles can do to person and property. This makes truck accident settlements consistently among the biggest payouts that personal injury law firms handle.

Do You Have Semi-Truck Accident Leads As A Stand Alone Product?

While we do generate a fair amount of truck accident leads, we do not sell them as a stand alone product. Although we could split them off and sell the truck accident leads for a lot more money than the general auto accident leads, we’ve decided to include them along with our MVA leads. We are a company that wants to build profitable, long term relationships with our law firm partners, so by including truck and motorcycle accident leads as part of our general MVA program, we ensure that there are some really good cases mixed in, that if settled will pay for our program for years to come.

How We Generate Leads:

We generate truck accident leads through a mix of paid and organic search. Most truck accident lead generation companies will do banner ads and email blasts, which tend to end up with a lot of false positives, people who have had their case rejected by other law firms, etc. Search based leads result in the highest quality in the digital space because of intent. There is a massive difference between someone who goes to a search engine and looks for a lawyer or information about what to do after being in a truck accident, and someone who received an unsolicited email saying “get paid for your trucking accident, click here”. The difference is intent.

No other legal lead generation companies will show you where they generate their trucking accident leads, or examples of where they show up on search. Our website, lawsuitinfocenter.com, is a legal resource for people who have been injured in all sorts of motor vehicle accidents, include truck accidents. Here are a few examples of where we have visibility on organic search.

“Average Semi Truck Accident Settlement”

#1 on Google:

“Average Settlement For Truck Accident”

#3 on Google:

“Average 18 Wheeler Settlement”

#3 on Google:

How Our Trucking Accident Leads Are Delivered

Like all our legal leads, we can send truck accident leads via email, text message, or posting the data to your CRM or case management software. If you’d like, we can combine any or all of these methods and send you a text message at the same time that the lead’s information is posted to your case management software. We can even setup different delivery methods for weekends and after hours, if you use a call center or intake service on nights and weekends.

Exclusive 18 Wheeler Accident Leads

All of our leads are exclusive, meaning they are never sold to another law firm. Some lead generation companies sell their leads to as many as 5 different attorneys, so you’re constantly fighting with competition for the cases and calling people who are being bombarded by other firms. With our exclusive leads, that will never happen.

Why Should My Law Firm Be Interested In Truck Accident Cases?

• In 2017 there were 102,000 crashes involving large commercial trucks that resulted in injury.
• In 2017 there were 4237 fatal crashes involving large commercial trucks.
• The number of fatal crashes in the US involving large trucks increased by 9% from 2016 to 2017.
• Fatal truck accidents trended down by 34% from 2005 to 2009, but have risen by over 40% since then.
• Crashes that did not involve a fatality but did involve injuries increased slightly in the latest report (4%).

States With The Most Trucking Accidents

These numbers are according to the most recent study published by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

Texas: 621
California: 341
Florida: 296
Georgia: 225
Pennsylvania: 183
Ohio: 158
North Carolina: 147
Illinois: 139
Indiana: 131
Oklahoma: 131
Tennessee: 130
New York: 115
Missouri: 113
Louisiana: 101
Virginia: 101
Mississippi: 98
Alabama: 94
Arizona: 93
Michigan: 88
Colorado: 87
South Carolina: 85
Arkansas: 84
Washington: 80
Kentucky: 79
New Mexico: 79
Kansas: 77
Wisconsin: 76
Iowa: 70
Minnesota: 61
Oregon: 58
New Jersey: 54
Maryland: 49
Idaho: 47
West Virginia: 47
Nebraska: 38
Nevada: 38
Utah: 38
Massachusetts: 28
Maine: 25
North Dakota: 24
Connecticut: 21
Wyoming: 21
Montana: 19
South Dakota: 16
Delaware: 13
New Hampshire: 12
Rhode Island: 9
Vermont: 7
Hawaii: 6
Alaska: 4
District of Columbia: 0

If you’re a personal injury attorney looking to increase your truck accident leads and cases, please give us a call to discuss how our lead generation program may be able to help.