#Which is right and left on a truck drivers

#Which is right and left on a truck drivers

HartleyвЂ™s attorney, Kevin Biniazan, said the collision was preventable and that AmazonвЂ™s policies, which require drivers to use its Flex App while delivering packages for the company, contributed to the outcome. The lawsuit claims he admitted looking at the device to authorities, though the defense team, representing the driver and Amazon, denied it. The driver of the truck, Christopher Gill, was allegedly looking down at a navigation device when the incident occurred. Hartley, who worked as a welder at the time, lost his job and was strapped with вЂњseveral hundred thousand dollars of medical expensesвЂќ, his lawyers told the daily.ДЄ North Carolina motorcyclist who lost his leg as a result of a collision with an Amazon delivery truck in Virginia Beach is suing the e-commerce giant, alleging that unrealistic expectations on delivery drivers led to negligence behind the wheel. He suffered serious fractures in the collision, including to his left leg, which had to be amputated below the knee due to the severity of the injuries. Hartley was riding a motorcycle when a rented Amazon delivery truck turned directly into his lane. The damage claim stems from his ordeal after a traffic incident, which happened in Virginia Beach in early October.

The story, published by The Virginian-Pilot daily, details a lawsuit filed by a man named Justin Hartley last month in Norfolk Circuit Court. He filed a $100 million lawsuit against the e-commerce giant, the latest among dozens of its kind, a local newspaper reported on Monday.

The claim was filed by a Virginia man, who lost his leg after a collision with an Amazon delivery truck. Amazon has been accused of imposing вЂњunrealistic expectationsвЂќ on its drivers with its invasive performance tracking app.