Most truck (and bus) accidents in Boston happen around one area along the Charles River. Most notoriously on Storrow and Memorial drives on either site along the river,
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If you have an accident that isn’t your fault, you can’t possibly get into any trouble for that, right? While that maybe true for four-wheelers, it isn’t always
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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || ).push({}); Have you heard the one about the truck driver who pulled away from a loading dock, with the forklift still in the back
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