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Franklin and Sandycreek Township Truck Accident Lawyer
If you were injured in a collision involving a commercial truck near Franklin or Sandycreek Township, the details of the roadway and the crash matter. Logue Law Group represents injured people in Venango County. The firm is based in Pittsburgh and serves the area; it does not claim an office in Franklin.
Call 412-387-6901 to discuss the collision and available records. This page is part of the firm’s Venango County truck accident practice.
US 62/322 and Route 8 Near Franklin
US Routes 62 and 322 serve Franklin and Sandycreek Township, and PennDOT’s Franklin project describes work between the Liberty Street/Eighth Street intersection and Route 8/Route 62 in Sandycreek Township. Route 8 and Route 62 also connect this area with Sugarcreek and Oil City. If you are reporting a crash, note the road name, direction of travel, nearest intersection, and whether the collision occurred at an interchange or on a local approach.
Commercial vehicle claims can involve more than the truck driver. Depending on evidence, a motor carrier, maintenance provider, or cargo-related company may also require investigation. Responsibility is determined from the facts of the particular collision.
Records to Preserve
Keep photographs and video of the scene, vehicles, license plates, carrier markings, and visible injuries if you can obtain them safely. Save medical records, bills, wage information, and communications from insurers. Important trucking records may include electronic logging device data, event data, dispatch messages, inspection and maintenance files, driver qualification materials, and cargo records. Some records can be overwritten or routinely discarded, so ask counsel promptly about preservation.
After a Truck Collision
Call 911 for injuries or an unsafe scene, get medical attention, and follow medical advice. Avoid guessing about fault when speaking with an insurer. Before agreeing to a recorded statement or signing a release, understand what it covers and consider getting legal advice about your specific situation.
For current construction and traffic details, review PennDOT’s Route 62/322 project page. Logue Law Group can review the available information and discuss possible next steps. No result is guaranteed.











