Croton-on-Hudson Truck Accidents Lawyer

With its proximity to NYC and major highways like I-287 (Cross County Expressway) and I-95 (New England Thruway) , Croton-on-Hudson sees heavy commercial truck traffic daily — particularly along Broadway , North Broadway , and near Metro-North station zones .

Some of the most frequent causes include:

Distracted Driving

Many drivers use GPS, eat, or text while behind the wheel, leading to impaired judgment and slower reaction times. This is common on:

• Route 9
• North Broadway
• Main Street crosswalks
• near Croton-Harmon Train Station

These incidents often lead to rear-end collisions and side-swipe crashes — particularly during peak commuting hours and holiday seasons.

Driver Fatigue

Long-haul commuters traveling between White Plains and NYC often push past safe driving limits, increasing crash risk during early morning and late-night hours near:

• Croton-on-Hudson Metro-North Station
• Croton Gorge Park access points
• local freight zones

Under FMCSA Hours of Service rules , commercial drivers are limited to:

• 11 hours of driving within a 14-hour window
• 60/70-hour weekly limits
• Mandatory rest breaks

When carriers ignore these rules, we help prove driver fatigue was the cause.

Red Light Running and Improper Merging

T-bone collisions caused by red light running are common at intersections such as:

• Main Street & North Broadway
• Route 9 & Warring Avenue
• near Pleasantville border zones

These crashes often cause spinal fractures, concussions, and broken bones — and we help victims pursue third-party claims when appropriate.

Poor Weather Conditions

Rain, snow, and ice make vehicle control difficult. Dangerous spots during winter months include:

• I-287 exit ramps
• Hamilton Avenue bridges
• Saw Mill River Road near Hudson River Greenway

Property owners and municipalities have a duty to maintain safe road conditions — and we hold them accountable when they fail.

Unsafe Lane Changes and Sudden Stops

Commercial trucks and delivery vans making abrupt lane changes or sudden stops contribute to many Croton-on-Hudson crashes — especially on:

• I-287 merging lanes
• Route 9W access points
• near Cross County Shopping Center

We help victims pursue third-party claims when appropriate.

Each of these scenarios requires a distinct legal approach — and we tailor every case to match the facts of your crash and location.

Types of Compensation Available After a Truck Collision in Croton-on-Hudson

Victims of truck accidents may be entitled to multiple forms of financial recovery under New York State law , depending on the nature of the crash and severity of injuries.

You may be eligible for:

Medical Expenses – Covers emergency room visits at Northern Westchester Hospital , surgeries, physical therapy, and future treatment needs.
Lost Income – Compensates for time missed at work due to injury or recovery.
Pain and Suffering – Recognizes the emotional and physical toll of the collision.
Disability or Permanent Injury – Provides long-term support for impairments that affect quality of life.
Wrongful Death Benefits – Available to surviving family members in tragic fatal incidents.
Property Damage – Covers assistive devices like walkers or wheelchairs damaged in the fall.
Emotional Distress Damages – Especially important in cases involving psychological trauma or PTSD.
Punitive Damages – In extreme cases of gross employer neglect or willful misconduct.

Unlike typical car accident claims, victims often face multiple liable parties , including:

• The driver
• The trucking company
• The employer (in ride-share or delivery van cases)
• The municipality (in poor road condition cases)

We identify all responsible parties and build a strong case against them.