Texas-based Trinity Industries, Inc. has been ordered by a federal judge to by $663 million in a judgement from a case last October. The judgment comes as a result of Trinity Industries failing to notify the government of a small, but significant change to their ET-Plus guardrail product that render...
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The Commonwealth of Virginia has become the first state to launch a lawsuit against dangerous guardrail maker Trinity Industries. The guardrail in question, the ET-Plus, is likely on thousands of Virginia roads and highways, though VDOT (Virginia Department of Transportation) admits they have not do...
Learn MoreTrinity Industries is back in the headlines, with federal prosecutors building their case against the guardrail company. Attorneys have subpoenaed important documents related to the potentially malfunctioning guardrails, specifically searching for any indication that state or federal highway offici...
Learn MoreIn the months following the controversy surrounding the ET-Plus guardrail end terminal, we’ve heard countless stories of people injured or killed when the guardrail malfunctions. Now, after the loss of their father, one Arizona family is striking back against the company that makes the ET-Plus...
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Despite Controversy, ET-Plus Guardrail Passes Safety Tests The final results of the Trinity Industries crash tests are in: all eight received passing scores from the Federal Highway Administration. The eight tests utilized guardrails of two different heights, one measuring 27 3/4 inches, one 31 inch...
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