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Truck Accident Profiles: Kentucky

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Note: All values are approximate, based on available crash data.

KentuckyTractor Trailer Accident Statistics

Fatal Truck Accidents: 117 / year

Non-Fatal Truck Accidents: 2,179 / year

Accident Locations: 23% (Urban),   77% (Rural)

Carrier Information:
   - 56% of Kentucky truck accidents involve carriers whose principle place of business is not KY.

Largest Kentucky Truck Carriers:

   - ROBERTS & OAKE, INC.
   - ARNOLD MOVING COMPANY, INC.
   - PRODUCT DISTRIBUTION COMPANY
   - CARNES TRUCKING CO., INC.
   - SALLEE HORSE VANS INC

There were no contributing weather conditions in 78.6% of Kentucky truck accidents.

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Car Accident Statistics

Persons Killed in Motor Vehicle Crashes: 964 / year

Multi-Vehicle Crashes Resulting in Fatalities: 378 / year

Approx. 72% of fatal car accidents occurred at speeds of 55mph or greater.

97 auto accidents resulting in fatalities were on roads with 3 or more traffic lanes.

Economic Cost of Motor Vehicle Traffic Crashes: $3.1 Billion/year

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Major Interstates, Intrastates, and Highway Corridors

Four major interstates criss cross through Kentucky, including I-64, I-65, I-71 and I-75.

Interstate 64:
I-64 begins in O'Fallon, MO and ends in Chesapeake, VA.  191 miles of I-64 extend through Kentucky, including interchanges at Louisville, where it connects with I-65 and I-71, and Lexington, where it intersects I-75.

Interstate 65:
I -65 extends from Mobile, Alabama to Gary, Indiana, just southeast of Chicago.  Kentucky contains 137 miles of the highway, which takes it through Bowling Green and Louisville.

Interstate 71:
The southern end of I-71 is an intersection with I-64 in Louisville, Kentucky, also known as Spaghetti Junction.  The northern end is Cleveland Ohio.  96 miles extend through Kentucky, where it runs together with I-75 to Cincinnati.

Interstate 75:
I-75 runs from Hialeh, FL to Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan at the Canadian border.  Kentucky contains 192 miles of the highway, which goes through Lexington and runs with I-71 to Cincinnati.

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About Kentucky

Kentucky, “The Bluegrass State”, is widely known for its beautiful Thoroughbred horses and local whiskey distilleries.  Situated at the gathering place of four of the largest U.S. rivers, the Cumberland, Tennessee, Ohio and Mississippi, Kentucky boasts more running water than any other contiguous state.

According to the 2000 Census, just over 4 million residents call Kentucky home. Lexington's metro area and KY's portions of the Louisville and Cincinnati metro areas, together, make up less than half of the state population.  Frankfort, the state capital, has nearly 28,000 residents.  Kentucky, U.S.A.,  teems with inviting people, places and experiences one will not soon forget.  With affordable living surrounded by spectacular views, Kentucky provides an ideal location for growing a family or business.

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Kentucky Counties

County Formed Seat(s) Area Population Density
 
Adair 1802 Columbia 406.8 17,244 42.3
 
Allen 1815 Scottsville 346.1 17,800 51.4
 
Anderson 1827 Lawrenceburg 202.6 19,111 94.2
 
Ballard 1842 Wickliffe 251.1 8,286 32.9
 
Barren 1799 Glasgow 490.9 38,033 77.4
 
Bath 1811 Owingsville 279.4 11,085 39.6
 
Bell 1867 Pineville 360.7 30,060 83.3
 
Boone 1799 Burlington 246.2 85,991 349.1
 
Bourbon 1786 Paris 291.4 19,360 66.4
 
Boyd 1860 Catlettsburg 160.1 49,752 310.6
 
Boyle 1842 Danville 181.9 27,697 152.2
 
Bracken 1797 Brooksville 203.2 8,279 40.7
 
Breathitt 1839 Jackson 495.1 16,100 32.5
 
Breckinridge 1800 Hardinsburg 572.4 18,648 32.5
 
Bullitt 1797 Shepherdsville 299.0 61,236 204.7
 
Butler 1810 Morgantown 428.0 13,010 30.3
 
Caldwell 1809 Princeton 346.9 13,060 37.6
 
Calloway 1823 Murray 386.2 34,177 88.4
 
Campbell 1795 Alexandria, Newport 151.5 88,616 584.7
 
Carlisle 1886 Bardwell 192.4 5,351 27.7
 
Carroll 1838 Carrollton 130.0 10,155 78.0
 
Carter 1838 Grayson 410.6 26,889 65.4
 
Casey 1807 Liberty 445.6 15,447 34.64
 
Christian 1797 Hopkinsville 721.3 72,265 100.1
 
Clark 1793 Winchester 254.3 33,144 130.3
 
Clay 1807 Manchester 471.0 24,556 52.1
 
Clinton 1836 Albany 197.4 9,634 48.7
 
Crittenden 1842 Marion 362.1 9,384 25.9
 
Cumberland 1799 Burkesville 305.8 7,147 23.3
 
Daviess 1815 Owensboro 462.3 91,545 197.9
 
Edmonson 1826 Brownsville 302.6 11,644 38.4
 
Elliott 1869 Sandy Hook 233.9 6,748 28.8
 
Estill 1808 Irvine 253.9 15,307 60.2
 
Fayette 1780 Lexington 284.5 260,512 915.6
 
Fleming 1798 Flemingsburg 350.8 13,792 39.3
 
Floyd 1800 Prestonsburg 394.2 42,441 107.6
 
Franklin 1795 Frankfort 210.4 47,687 226.5
 
Fulton 1845 Hickman 208.9 7,752 37.0
 
Gallatin 1799 Warsaw 98.8 7,870 79.6
 
Garrard 1797 Lancaster 231.2 14,792 63.9
 
Grant 1820 Williamstown 259.9 22,384 86.1
 
Graves 1824 Mayfield 555.5 37,028 66.6
 
Grayson 1810 Leitchfield 503.6 24,053 47.7
 
Green 1793 Greensburg 288.6 11,518 39.9
 
Greenup 1804 Greenup 346.1 36,891 106.5
 
Hancock 1829 Hawesville 188.8 8,392 44.4
 
Hardin 1793 Elizabethtown 627.9 94,174 149.9
 
Harlan 1819 Harlan 467.2 33,202 71.0
 
Harrison 1794 Cynthiana 309.6 17,983 58.0
 
Hart 1819 Munfordville 415.9 17,445 41.9
 
Henderson 1799 Henderson 440.1 44,829 101.8
 
Henry 1799 New Castle 289.3 15,060 52.0
 
Hickman 1822 Clinton 244.4 5,262 21.5
 
Hopkins 1807 Madisonville 550.5 46,519 84.4
 
Jackson 1858 McKee 346.3 13,495 38.9
 
Jefferson 1780 Louisville 385.0 693,604 1,801.1
 
Jessamine 1799 Nicholasville 173.1 39,041 225.5
 
Johnson 1843 Paintsville 261.5 23,445 89.6
 
Kenton 1840 Covington, Independence 161.9 151,464 935.1
 
Knott 1884 Hindman 352.1 17,649 50.1
 
Knox 1800 Barbourville 387.6 31,795 82.0
 
Larue 1843 Hodgenville 263.2 13,373 50.8
 
Laurel 1826 London 435.6 52,715 120.9
 
Lawrence 1822 Louisa 418.7 15,569 37.1
 
Lee 1870 Beattyville 209.8 7,916 37.7
 
Leslie 1878 Hyden 404.0 12,401 30.6
 
Letcher 1842 Whitesburg 339.0 25,277 74.5
 
Lewis 1807 Vanceburg 484.4 14,092 29.0
 
Lincoln 1780 Stanford 336.2 23,361 69.4
 
Livingston 1799 Smithland 316.0 9,804 31.0
 
Logan 1792 Russellville 555.6 26,573 47.8
 
Lyon 1854 Eddyville 215.7 8,080 37.4
 
McCracken 1825 Paducah 251.0 65,514 260.9
 
McCreary 1912 Whitley City 427.7 17,080 39.9
 
McLean 1854 Calhoun 254.3 9,938 39.0
 
Madison 1786 Richmond 440.6 70,872 160.8
 
Magoffin 1860 Salyersville 309.4 13,332 43.0
 
Marion 1834 Lebanon 346.3 18,212 52.5
 
Marshall 1842 Benton 304.8 30,125 98.8
 
Martin 1870 Inez 230.7 12,578 54.5
 
Mason 1789 Maysville 241.1 16,800 69.6
 
Meade 1824 Brandenburg 308.5 26,349 85.4
 
Menifee 1869 Frenchburg 203.9 6,556 32.1
 
Mercer 1786 Harrodsburg 250.9 20,817 82.9
 
Metcalfe 1860 Edmonton 290.9 10,037 34.5
 
Monroe 1820 Tompkinsville 330.8 11,756 35.5
 
Montgomery 1797 Mount Sterling 198.5 22,554 113.5
 
Morgan 1823 West Liberty 381.2 13,948 36.5
 
Muhlenberg 1799 Greenville 474.7 31,839 67.0
 
Nelson 1785 Bardstown 422.6 37,477 88.6
 
Nicholas 1800 Carlisle 196.6 6,813 34.6
 
Ohio 1799 Hartford 593.7 22,916 38.5
 
Oldham 1824 La Grange 189.1 46,178 244.0
 
Owen 1819 Owenton 352.1 10,547 29.9
 
Owsley 1843 Booneville 198.0 4,858 24.5
 
Pendleton 1799 Falmouth 280.5 14,390 51.2
 
Perry 1821 Hazard 342.1 29,390 85.8
 
Pike 1822 Pikeville 787.6 68,736 87.2
 
Powell 1852 Stanton 180.1 13,237 73.4
 
Pulaski 1799 Somerset 661.6 56,217 84.9
 
Robertson 1867 Mount Olivet 100.0 2,266 22.6
 
Rockcastle 1810 Mount Vernon 317.5 16,582 52.2
 
Rowan 1856 Morehead 280.8 22,094 78.6
 
Russell 1826 Jamestown 253.5 16,315 64.3
 
Scott 1792 Georgetown 284.7 33,061 116.1
 
Shelby 1792 Shelbyville 384.1 33,337 86.7
 
Simpson 1819 Franklin 236.1 16,405 69.4
 
Spencer 1824 Taylorsville 185.9 11,766 63.2
 
Taylor 1848 Campbellsville 269.8 22,927 84.9
 
Todd 1820 Elkton 376.3 11,971 31.8
 
Trigg 1820 Cadiz 443.1 12,597 28.4
 
Trimble 1837 Bedford 148.8 8,125 54.5
 
Union 1811 Morganfield 345.1 15,637 45.3
 
Warren 1797 Bowling Green 545.2 92,522 169.6
 
Washington 1792 Springfield 300.5 10,916 36.3
 
Wayne 1800 Monticello 459.4 19,923 43.3
 
Webster 1860 Dixon 334.7 14,120 42.1
 
Whitley 1818 Williamsburg 440.1 35,865 81.4
 
Wolfe 1860 Campton 222.7 7,065 31.7
 
Woodford 1789 Versailles 190.6 23,208 121.7
 
Total 39,728.1 4,041,769 101.7
 

Truck Accident Lawyers

Did you know that every 16 minutes a person is killed or injured in a truck accident? Did you know that big rig truck accidents continue to increase? Even with these frightening scenarios and statistics, powerful trucking industry lobbyists continue to call for the weakening of truck safety rules and regulations to reap a higher profit.

When truck collisions do occur, trucking companies involved in the accident often send representatives to the accident scene.  These agents work to handle everything at the scene of the accident so that they can limit or mitigate their company’s liability.

Munley, Munley & Cartwright is a law firm experienced at handling tractor trailer accident claims. We accept cases nationwide.

Munley, Munley & Cartwright charges clients of personal injury claims on a contingency basis. What that means is the attorney is only paid if he or she wins money damages for you – the client. This makes it possible for anyone to hire only the best lawyer. It gives everyone access to the justice system and representation that is equal to the best that insurance companies, doctors and other defendants can hire. You can contact the lawyers of Munley, Munley & Cartwright for a free consultation by completing our online accident evaluation form -or- calling toll-free at 1-800-318-LAW1.

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