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Charleston 18-Wheeler Accident Lawyer Information

A Charleston, SC commercial vehicle accident involving a passenger vehicle can cause extreme injury and even death. Contact a Charleston, South Carolina 18 Wheeler Accident Attorney for a free initial consultation.Semi truck, tractor trailer and 18-wheeler accidents are common occurrences on Charleston roads and highways. It is estimated that approximately 5,000 people die as a result of 18-wheeler accidents and big rig collisions in the United States each year with a substantial number of 18-wheeler truck accidents occurring in Charleston, South Carolina, every day. Due to the high population and highly congested traffic throughout Charleston’s sprawling metropolis, the city of Charleston unfortunately has its fair share of big rig truck accidents. In 2009, the U.S. Census estimated Charleston’s population to be at 2.3 million people within an area of 579 square miles. With Charleston being the fourth largest city in the United States and the largest city in the State of South Carolina, 18-wheeler accidents and semi truck crashes on Charleston highways are inevitable.

Charleston’s freeway system, which is made up of 739.3 miles of freeways and expressways in a ten-county metropolitan area, uses a hub-and-spoke freeway structure serviced by multiple loops. The innermost loop is Interstate 610, which encircles Charleston’s downtown, the medical center, and many core neighborhoods with about a 10-mile diameter. The automobile is still the most common form of transportation in Charleston, with approximately 71.7% of its residents driving to work alone each day.

Charleston 18-Wheeler Accident Attorney

Due to the sheer weight difference of a car versus the weight of an 18-wheeler or tractor trailer, accidents that involve commercial vehicles often times result in severe injuries or even death. Compared to the average weight of an automobile, which is only 5,000 pounds, one can easily see how much more dangerous commercial vehicles like an 18 wheeler can be. That is why if you are injured by a semi truck or commercial vehicle in Charleston, it is important that you choose an experienced Charleston 18-wheeler accident attorney who knows the truck regulations and laws both nationally and for the State of South Carolina.

Commercial vehicles go by different names such as:

  1. Big Rig
  2. 18 Wheeler
  3. Tractor Trailer
  4. Semi Truck
  5. Stake Truck

Charleston truck accidents caused by an 18-wheeler, big rig, semi truck, tractor trailer, bus or commercial vehicle are common on Charleston streets, avenues and highways. Many of the semi truck crashes that occur in the city of Charleston happen along the major Charleston highways, which include the US-17, US-52, SH-30, I-526, and I-26.

Types of Trucks

The following trucks do specific things and carry certain types of cargo:

  1. Bob-Tail Trucks
  2. Tanker trucks
  3. Refrigerated trucks
  4. Flat bed trucks
  5. Logging trucks

Buses are also considered commercial vehicles as well, but as a rule do not haul cargo. Instead a bus is a transportation vehicle that carries children or adults such as a school bus or commercial bus like Greyhound. School bus accidents or commercial bus accidents are common on Charleston roads and freeways. The causes may vary, but often times the accident is a result of hazardous road conditions or driver negligence.

It is essential to hire a Charleston bus accident lawyer if you have been involved in the following type of accident:

  1. Charleston city buses;
  2. transportation buses such as Greyhound;
  3. shuttle bus accidents when driving to and from the airport, such as Charleston International Airport or Hilton Head Airport; and/or,
  4. casino bus accidents that occur running back and forth from Charleston Museum.

The ways Charleston truck accidents happen occur are too numerous to list. Blind spots, rear-ends, sideswipes, head-ons, load overturns, jack-knifes are all possible and can result in fatal wrongful death truck accidents.

If you live in Charleston and have a claims for an accident that involved a big rig or an 18 wheeler, your case might be filed in one of these courts:

Charleston County Circuit Court - Court of Common Pleas
100 Broad Street Suite 106
Charleston, SC 29401
(843) 958-5000

Straight Truck Accident Lawyers Serve Charleston and Surrounding Cities

Serving clients throughout Southeastern South Carolina, including Andrews, Burton, Charleston, Cross, Garden City Beach, Georgetown, Goose Creek, Hendersonville, Hilton Head Island, Holly Hill, James Island, Johns Island, McClellanville, Moncks Corner, Mount Holly, Mount Pleasant, North Charleston, Orangeburg, St. George, St. Mathews, Summerville, Walterboro, areas in the vicinity of Charleston Air Force Base, Charleston International Airport and Air Force Base, and other communities in Charleston County.

Charleston 18-wheeler accident attorneys are experienced in handling serious injury truck collision cases and can help you fight the trucking company or its insurer in order to get you the compensation you deserve. Contact a Charleston 18 wheeler accident lawyer today for a FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION.

What is Board Certified in Civil Trial or Personal Injury Trial Law & What are the Requirements?

Lawyer Advertising in South Carolina Regarding
"Specialization"

Many successful lawyers seek to distinguish themselves by becoming board certified in various areas of law. The State of South Carolina's Rule of Professional conduct Rule 7.4 sets rules for lawyers who wish to advertise that they have a "specialty" or "specialize" in a particular area of law.

In South Carolina, The Supreme Court of South Carolina Commission on CLE and Specialization governs attorney specialization according to South Carolina Rule of Professional Conduct 7.4

Rule 7.4 Communication of Fields of Practice and Specialization

(a) A lawyer who is certified under the Rule on Lawyer Competence, Rule 408, SCACR, is entitled to advertise or state publicly in any manner otherwise permitted by these rules that the lawyer is certified as a specialist in the pertinent specialty field by the Supreme Court of South Carolina.
 
(b) A lawyer who is not certified as a specialist but who concentrates in, limits his or her practice to, or wishes to announce a willingness to accept cases in a particular field may so advertise or publicly state in any manner otherwise permitted by these rules. To avoid confusing or misleading the public and to protect the objectives of the South Carolina certified specialization program, any such advertisement or statements shall be strictly factual and shall not contain any form of the words "certified," "specialist," "expert," or "authority" except as permitted by Rule 7.4(d).
 
(c) A lawyer admitted to engage in patent practice before the United States Patent and Trademark Office may use the designation "Patent Attorney" or a substantially similar designation. A lawyer engaged in the trademark practice may use the designation "trademarks," "trademark attorney," or "trademark lawyer" or any combination of those terms.
 
(d) A lawyer engaged in admiralty practice may use the designation "admiralty," "proctor in admiralty" or a substantially similar designation.

RULE 408 - CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION AND SPECIALIZATION

(c) Designation of Specialty Fields.
 
(1) Subject to approval by the Supreme Court, the Commission may designate a specialty field and define the scope of practice of the field.  The designation may be made by the Commission on its own initiative or upon the petition of 100 members of the Bar.  Prior to the Commission's designation of a specialty field, notice of the proposed designation must be published in the South Carolina Bar News or its successor publication and at least one (1) public hearing relating to the proposed designation must be held.
 
In designating and defining a specialty field, the Commission shall consider:
 
(A) whether the public interest would be served;
 
(B) whether there is sufficient interest to warrant the designation;
 
(C) whether appropriate standards of proficiency can be established for the specialty field;
 
(D) whether there is satisfactory evidence of the existence or prospect of an adequate program of continuing legal education in the specialty field; and
 
(E) whether the designation of the specialty field would fulfill the objectives and further the orderly growth of certified specialization in South Carolina.
 
(2) No standard governing lawyer certification shall be approved which shall in any way limit the right of any certified lawyer to practice in all fields of law.  Any lawyer, alone or in association with any other lawyer, shall have the right to practice in all fields of law, even though certified as a specialist in a particular field.  No lawyer shall be required to attain certified specialist status before practicing in any designated specialty field.  Any lawyer, alone or in association with any other lawyer, shall have the right to practice in any field of law, even though not certified under the program as a specialist in that field.
 
All requirements for and all benefits to be derived from certification as a specialist are individual and may not be fulfilled nor attributed to a law firm of which the specialist may be a member.
 
Participation in the specialization program shall be on a completely voluntary basis.
 
(d) Specialization Advisory Boards.  Each designated specialty field shall have a Specialization Advisory Board charged with the responsibility of establishing standards and procedures for the certification, recertification and decertification of lawyers in the specialty field.  No rules or standards shall be adopted in contravention of the South Carolina Appellate Court Rules.  Each Specialization Advisory Board shall:
 
(1) make and publish reasonable and nondiscriminatory standards concerning education, experience and other relevant matters for the certification of lawyers as specialists in its specialty field;
 
(2) provide procedures for investigating the qualifications of applicants and certificate holders;
 
(3) make and publish reasonable and nondiscriminatory standards for recertification and decertification;
 
(4) recommend to the Supreme Court, for the issuance of certificates, lawyers who have qualified for certification in the designated specialty fields;
 
(5) make and publish rules, regulations and by-laws to implement its authority and duties;
 
(6) cooperate with the Supreme Court, the Commission and other agencies of the Court and the Bar in establishing and enforcing standards of professional conduct for certified lawyers;
 
(7) cooperate with the Special Committee on Specialization of the American Bar Association and with agencies in other states engaged in regulating legal specialization;
 
(8) accredit CLE courses to be taken by certified specialists for recertification, subject to the right of a certified specialist to appeal accreditation decisions to the Commission and from the Commission to the Supreme Court; and
 
(9) report, at least annually, to the Commission.
 
(e) Minimum Standards for Specialist Certification.
 
(1) To qualify for certification in a designated specialty field, an applicant must, at a minimum:
 
(A) be an active member in good standing of the South Carolina Bar;
 
(B) submit the names of five (5) other attorneys who are familiar with the applicant's practice, not including attorneys who currently practice in the same law firm as the applicant, who can attest to the applicant's reputation for involvement and competency in the specialty field;
 
(C) have been engaged in the practice of law for at least five (5) years.  If a Specialization Advisory Board finds that an applicant who has not been engaged in the practice of law for five (5) years has had specialized post-graduate education or concentrated experience in a particular area of practice and that the experience is equal to or greater than the experience the applicant would have gained in that area from five (5) years of practice, the Specialization Advisory Board may recommend to the Supreme Court that the requirement of five (5) years of practice be waived and that the applicant be certified as a specialist; and
 
(D) pay any fee required by the Commission.
 
(2) As determined by each Specialization Advisory Board, an applicant must:
 
(A) make a satisfactory showing of substantial involvement (i.e. actual performance) in the specialty field during a five (5) year period, or other reasonable period of not less than three (3) years, immediately preceding the application, which demonstrates according to objective and verifiable standards that the applicant has been substantially involved in the specialty field for which certification is sought; and
 
(B) successfully complete a program of instruction approved by the Specialization Advisory Board; and
 
(C) undergo and satisfactorily complete an examination approved and administered by the Specialization Advisory Board.  The examination shall consist of oral and/or written parts and shall be designed to test the applicant's knowledge of and ability in the specialty field for which certification is sought.
 
(3) "Substantial involvement" shall be defined by each Specialization Advisory Board as to its particular field of law from a consideration of the complexity and the extent of necessary devotion to the particular field of practice.  It is intended to be a measurement of the actual experience within that particular field.  It may be measured by any of several standards such as the time spent on legal matters within the specialty field, the number or type of matters handled within a certain period of time, the time spent in teaching the law of the specialty field, or any combination of these or other appropriate factors.  However, within each specialty field, experience requirements shall be measured by objective standards.
 
(4) The limit on the number of specialties in which a lawyer may be certified shall be determined by such practical limits as are imposed by the requirement of substantial involvement and such other standards as may be established by the Commission and approved by the Supreme Court as a prerequisite to certification.
 
(f) Standards for Renewal of Certification.  Renewal of certification in a designated specialty field shall be required every five (5) years.  Each applicant for recertification must:
 
(1) make a satisfactory showing of substantial involvement in the particular designated specialty field during the period of certification;
 
(2) make a satisfactory showing of attendance, during the preceding period of certification, at a minimum of sixty (60) hours of continuing legal education in the designated specialty field for which certification was granted.  Only attendance at courses accredited by the pertinent Specialization Advisory Board shall count as credit toward the mandatory continuing legal education requirement for certified specialists.  The Specialization Advisory Boards shall determine the number of credit hours to be given for each course and the specialty field entitled to credit.  On the application of any interested person, the Specialization Advisory Boards, with the assistance of the staff described in section (b)(2)(E) of this Rule, shall make a determination of the qualification of, and credit to be allowed for, particular continuing legal education courses; and
 
(3) pay any fees prescribed by the Commission.
 
(g) Revocation of Certification.  The Specialization Advisory Board may revoke certification of any lawyer if the certification program for that field is terminated or if it is determined after a hearing, on appropriate notice, that:
 
(1) certification was granted contrary to the rules of the Specialization Advisory Board, the Commission, or the Supreme Court;  or
 
(2) certification was granted to a lawyer who was not eligible to have been certified in a specialty or who made any false representation or misstatement of material fact;  or
 
(3) the certified lawyer has failed to abide by all rules and regulations covering the program promulgated by the Specialization Advisory Board, as amended from time to time, including the continuing legal education requirement for maintenance of certified status;  or
 
(4) the certified lawyer has failed to pay any fee prescribed by the Commission;  or
 
(5) the certified lawyer no longer meets the qualifications established by a Specialization Advisory Board; or
 
(6) the lawyer fails to meet the standards of competence for his particular specialty.  Competency in a specialty area shall be determined in the same manner violations of the Rules of Professional Conduct are determined by the Commission on Lawyer Conduct.
 
(h) Right of Hearing and Appeal.
 
(1) Except for denial of certification because of failure to receive a passing grade on a specialty field's written examination, a lawyer who is refused certified status, renewal of certification, or whose certified status is revoked shall have the right to a hearing before the appropriate Specialization Advisory Board and the right to appeal the Advisory Board's ruling to the Commission under rules and regulations prescribed by the Commission and approved by the Supreme Court.  The exhaustion of this right to appeal shall be a condition precedent to judicial review.
 
Under rules and regulations prescribed by the Commission and approved by the Supreme Court, an examination and grade review process shall be established for lawyers who fail to receive a passing grade on a specialty field's written examination.
 
(2) Except as provided otherwise with respect to the issue of whether a lawyer passed a specialty field's written examination, decisions of the Commission may be appealed to the Supreme Court under rules and regulations prescribed by the Commission and approved by the Supreme Court.  Decisions of the Commission concerning whether a lawyer passed or failed a specialty field's written examination shall be final.
 
(i) Responsibilities of Certified Specialists.  When a client is referred by a lawyer to a lawyer who is certified under this program, on a matter within the lawyer's specialty field, the certified lawyer shall not take unfair advantage of the certification to enlarge the scope of the representation, and shall strictly comply with the requirements of the Rules of Professional Conduct.
 
Any certified specialist or any lawyer who holds himself or herself out as a specialist in a particular field shall be held to a standard of competence set by the Supreme Court for a certified specialist in that field.
 
(j) Financing.  Fees approved by the Commission shall be charged for filing applications for certification or renewal of certification by a Specialization Advisory Board, issuance of the certificate evidencing certified status and mandatory continuing legal education registration.  The fees shall be reasonable and in an amount as may be necessary to defray the expense of administering the specialization and mandatory continuing legal education programs, and may be changed from time to time.

If you wish to retain an attorney it is not essential that they be a "Specialist" in civil law to do an excellent job. However, if you wish to only choose a lawyer that has earned a "Specialization" from an ABA approved organization and you are unsure if they have a specialization, simply ask if they do hold such a specialization.

Serving clients throughout Southeastern South Carolina, including Andrews, Burton, Charleston, Cross, Garden City Beach, Georgetown, Goose Creek, Hendersonville, Hilton Head Island, Holly Hill, James Island, Johns Island, McClellanville, Moncks Corner, Mount Holly, Mount Pleasant, North Charleston, Orangeburg, St. George, St. Mathews, Summerville, Walterboro, areas in the vicinity of Charleston Air Force Base, Charleston International Airport and Air Force Base, and other communities in Charleston County.

Please see the Charleston, South Carolina questions & answers page for frequent issues encountered in handling an 18 Wheeler Accident in the Charleston, South Carolina area.

Hiring a Charleston 18-Wheeler Accident Attorney

Check your lawyer's credentials when you are selecting a Charleston 18 Wheeler Accident AttorneyIf you have been involved in an 18 wheeler truck accident in Charleston, South Carolina, it is recommended that you hire a qualified Charleston 18-wheeler accident lawyer who is knowledgeable in federal laws and South Carolina state laws regarding trucking regulations. Charleston, located in Charleston County, is the largest city in South Carolina with extensive roadways and congested freeways due to its high population. Therefore, it is not uncommon for truck collisions, wrecks, crashes and injuries to occur due to the high amount of traffic. If you or a loved one have been injured in a Southeast South Carolina truck accident, contact a qualified Charleston semi truck accident attorney today for a free initial consultation.

Charleston & South Carolina Professional Associations

In addition to selecting a qualified Charleston accident & injury lawyer that regularly handles Charleston big rig truck accident cases, you should also check out the attorney

Types of Trucks on Charleston Highways

There are many types of commercial trucks found in and around Charleston, South Carolina. Trucking companies in Charleston offer a wide variety of vehicle choices. Some Charleston trucking companies deal with courier and small package delivery as well. Some companies offer bicycle couriers for downtown Metro areas and will also use an assortment of vehicles ranging from cars, vans and pick-up trucks to large tractor-trailers and bobtail trucks.

Types of Trucks Used By Charleston Trucking Companies:Big rig, 18 wheeler, box truck, straight truck, flatbed, and bobtail are examples of commercial trucks driven on Charleston, Charleston County, South Carolina, highways.

  • 18 Wheeler
  • Semi Truck
  • Tractor Trailer
  • Big Rig
  • Semi Trailer
  • Box Truck
  • Straight Truck
  • Flatbed Truck
  • Stake Truck
  • Bobtail Truck

Be sure to insist on the highest levels of safety by selecting a reputable Charleston trucking company that uses late model vehicles which are inspected on a regular basis.

When to Hire a Charleston Semi Truck Accident Lawyer

In many cases, Charleston 18-wheeler accident attorneys must retain the services of scientific and medical experts to prove both the cause of the accident and the cause of your injuries. Additionally, a qualified semi truck accident lawyer will obtain all kinds of evidence concerning the scene of the crash, truck logs, and other important information to be used against the trucker, trucking company, or the company’s insurer. Arranging expert witness testimony and preparing important physical and documentary evidence is just one of many ways a Charleston tractor trailer injury lawyer can help you after you’ve suffered a truck accident injury from a major 18-wheeler truck wreck.

If you or a loved one have been involved in a serious box truck wreck, semi crash or big rig accident, hiring a lawyer is the farthest thing from your mind when tragedy such as this strikes you, a family member, or a friend. However, this is when you need a Charleston truck accident lawyer most. Do yourself a favor by calling one of the qualified Charleston truck accident lawyers listed on this page. Hire a qualified Charleston tractor trailer accident lawyer to help protect your rights.

Charleston Trucking Companies

Following is a list of trucking companies based in Charleston, South Carolina. Services offered include container drayage, loose freight drayage, overweight loads, bonded moves, same day delivery.

A R Skipper INC
1647 King Street Extension, Charleston, SC 29403
(843) 727-4383

AA Auto Service Center
9 AMY Elsey Drive, Charleston, SC 29407
(843) 571-2190

Aaro Trans LLC
2494 Etiwan Avenue Unit K6, Charleston, SC 29414
(843) 556-1625

Adeona Shipping And Logistics LLC
107 Birkdale Court, Charleston, SC 29414
(843) 345-3686

Albrecht Trucking INC
2028 Pittsburgh Avenue, Charleston, SC 29405
(803) 577-7322

Allegience Moving Company INC
1608 Wedgefield Drive, Charleston, SC 29407
(843) 402-7727

Altman Trucking LLC
1410 Jeffords Street, Charleston, SC 29412
(843) 729-8197

ATS Intermodel LLC
2465 Air Park Road, Charleston, SC 29406
(843) 308-6121

Autometrics Motosports
1913 Belgrade Avenue, Charleston, SC 29407
(843) 763-6740

Boats On Wheels LLC
1750 Signal Point Road, Charleston, SC 29412
(843) 795-0914

Some companies deal with the transport of import and export containers through the Port of Charleston, which is located nearby.

18 Wheeler Accident Attorneys Serve Charleston and Surrounding Cities

Serving clients throughout Southeastern South Carolina, including Andrews, Burton, Charleston, Cross, Garden City Beach, Georgetown, Goose Creek, Hendersonville, Hilton Head Island, Holly Hill, James Island, Johns Island, McClellanville, Moncks Corner, Mount Holly, Mount Pleasant, North Charleston, Orangeburg, St. George, St. Mathews, Summerville, Walterboro, areas in the vicinity of Charleston Air Force Base, Charleston International Airport and Air Force Base, and other communities in Charleston County.

Charleston truck accident attorneys are experienced in handling serious injury truck collision cases and can help you fight the trucking company or its insurer in order to get you the compensation you deserve. Contact a Charleston truck accident lawyer today for a FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION.

Charleston Bobtail Truck Accident Lawyers Represent Injured Truck Drivers

It's not always the trucker's fault when accidents occur on Charleston highways. Contact a Charleston Injured Truck Driver Attorney today.Truck drivers who operate an 18-wheeler truck or big rig on the busy roads and highways of Charleston such as US-17, US-52, SH-30, I-526 or I-26, can become injured when a major commercial vehicle collision occurs. Truckers often say, “Ride with me for just one day and you will see what it is like ‘out there’…it’s not always the trucker’s fault…”

It is not uncommon to see a big rig wreck, semi crash or major accident involving semi truck drivers in Charleston, SC. Charleston’s freeway system, which is made up of 739.3 miles of freeways and expressways in a ten-county metropolitan area, uses a hub-and-spoke freeway structure which is serviced by multiple loops. The danger of an 18-wheeler truck accident is not just confined to injured people in automobiles, but can end up injuring the truck driver affecting their livelihood and family’s livelihood as well as the automobile driver. So, when a Charleston 18-wheeler truck accident lawyer is contacted, be it by an automobile driver who has been injured or a truck driver that has been injured at the dangerous hands of another, you will need an expert Charleston truck injury lawyer to fight for your rights.

The Semi Truck Driver is Not Always at Fault

When an 18-wheeler is moving down a Charleston road or highway, such as US-17, US-52, SH-30, I-526, or I-26 at high speeds, it is nearly unstoppable and can easily turn a motorist’s everyday commute into a lethal situation. Although a passenger car is lightweight, in comparison, and can easily maneuver in and out of lanes on Charleston highways, it is no match for a big rig truck. If the two vehicles are unable to avoid a collision, wreck or crash, the driver of the passenger car will be lucky to escape with their life.

A driver of a passenger vehicle could easily be killed as a result of  veering out of his lane and then smashing into a tractor trailer truck let’s say on the U.S. 59 Southwest Freeway which is just under the beltway in Charleston.  If the trucker tried to avoid hitting the passenger car but was unable to avoid the wreck or crash, then this would be a case where the accident was caused by the driver of the passenger vehicle and therefore the trucker would not be at fault.

Truck Driver Facts

  • Two of your fellow truck drivers die each day in accidents
  • 33,000 people driving large trucks are injured each year
  • 6.3% of U.S. truck drivers are injured each year.

Injured Truckers Need Legal Representation

A qualified Charleston 18-wheeler accident attorney should offer a free case review. If they decide to take on your legal matter, they should not require an up-front fee. Truckers with a trucking injury claim are generally taken on a contingency fee basis. In other words, your Charleston truck accident attorney is only paid if you receive compensation for your injuries.

Injured Truckers Need to Know Their Rights

As a trucker, you have rights you need to be aware of. It is not uncommon for aggressive insurance companies to contact you shortly after the accident in an effort to try to get you to settle quickly and convince you that you want the matter to go away. In many cases, injuries are not so quick to heal. Many times the injuries can be permanent, long-lasting, and career-threatening. That is why you need a competent Charleston truck accident lawyer that is not only prepared to mediate a resolution, but also prepared to take your case to court.

When Negligence Changes a Trucker’s Life

Qualified Charleston truck accident lawyers know exactly how to provide nationwide representation for truckers injured in trucking accidents caused by a variety of negligent acts and mechanical malfunctions, including:

  • Rear-end, Head-On Crashes and Jackknives
  • Poor Maintenance, including Tires and Brakes
  • Driver Fatigue
  • Unsecured Loads
  • Aggressive Driving
  • DWI/Drug Use
  • Lack of Reflectors and Poor Visibility

Since trucking laws are governed by hundreds of regulations, litigation can be very complex. Hiring a semi truck accident attorney who specializes in the numerous trucking laws throughout the United States is essential for a successful verdict outcome. For more information about trucking laws or to schedule an appointment with an experienced commercial truck injury lawyer, contact a truck injury attorney today.

When an 18 Wheeler accident occurs, your Charleston truck accident lawyer will check the truck driver’s credentials to see if he/she attended an accredited Commercial Drivers’ License (CDL) school. In Charleston, South Carolina, one truck driving school is 911 Driving School, 1055 South Carolina 41, Mount Pleasant, SC 29466, although there are many others throughout the country. See the Nationwide List of Accredited CDL Schools for a more comprehensive list.

Resources for Truck Drivers

Trucking Schools (earn your CDL):

911 Driving School
1055 South Carolina 41 , Mount Pleasant, SC 29466
(843) 884-5552

Palmetto Training Inc
4316 Piggly Wiggly Drive, North Charleston, SC 29405
(843) 746-9387

Trident Technical College
7000 Rivers Avenue, North Charleston, SC 29423
(843) 574-6604

Occupational Health Care Facilities

NHC HealthCare, Charleston
2230 Ashley Crossing Drive, Charleston, SC 29414
(843) 766-5228

Medcare Express
8720 Dorchester Road, North Charleston, SC 29420
(843) 552-3629

Carolina Center Occupational
4600 Goer Drive, North Charleston, SC 29406
(843) 554-1029

Companies that provide towing services for big rigs:

Craven's Towing
9 Amy Elsey Drive, Charleston, SC 29407
(843) 556-7676

CMA Mobile Automotive Services
3703 Rivers Avenue, Charleston, SC 29401
(843) 834-6819

American Towing Services
4550 Rivers Avenue, North Charleston, SC 29405
(843) 747-8500

Ray's Towing
9898 Rivers Avenue, Charleston, SC 29403
(843) 296-4016

Jenning's Towing & Garage Inc
2026 Meeting Street Road, Charleston, SC 29405
(843) 554-6385

Herbie's Towing Service
3743 Rivers Avenue, North Charleston, SC 29405
(843) 747-3341

 

Contact a Charleston 18-Wheeler Accident Lawyer for a free initial consultation.

Truck Accident Attorneys for Injured Truckers Serve Charleston and Surrounding Cities

Serving clients throughout Southeastern South Carolina, including Andrews, Burton, Charleston, Cross, Garden City Beach, Georgetown, Goose Creek, Hendersonville, Hilton Head Island, Holly Hill, James Island, Johns Island, McClellanville, Moncks Corner, Mount Holly, Mount Pleasant, North Charleston, Orangeburg, St. George, St. Mathews, Summerville, Walterboro, areas in the vicinity of Charleston Air Force Base, Charleston International Airport and Air Force Base, and other communities in Charleston County.

Charleston truck accident attorneys for injured truckers are experienced in handling serious injury truck collision cases and can help you fight the trucking company or its insurer in order to get you the compensation you deserve. Contact a Charleston 18 wheeler accident lawyer today for a FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION.