Summary of Work Done

Merged the useful material from the draft I-65 Louisville Accident Lawyer into the live broader Kentucky truck accident hub: https://aguiarinjurylawyers.com/practice-areas/truck-accident-lawyer/

The draft was not published as a standalone page. The decision was to avoid a Louisville-only cannibalization problem because I-65 extends beyond Louisville and the material fits better on the statewide trucking hub.

What Changed Live

Added a new section titled Why I-65 Truck Crashes Need a Corridor Evidence Plan.

Added KYTC-backed visual elements and evidence blocks:

• Four stat cards for 2024 I-65 Kentucky collisions, fatal collisions, injuries, and Jefferson County daily truck traffic.
• A comparison table using KYTC traffic counts for Jefferson, Bullitt, Hardin, and Warren County I-65 segments.
• A visual comparison of I-65 truck crashes versus ordinary surface-street car crashes.
• An evidence grid covering truck systems, carrier files, road proof, and insurance layers.

Sources Used

• Kentucky Traffic Collision Facts 2024: https://transportation.ky.gov/HighwaySafety/KYTrafficCollisionFacts/CollisionFacts2024.pdf
• KYTC Traffic Counts map service: https://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=6e5a095d5be94db2890af19df0d039c1

QA Completed

Public HTML verification confirmed the new section, stat cards, source links, mobile table labels, and no workflow-label leakage. The new visible section was checked for em dash leakage.

Source links for the two new KYTC citations returned HTTP 200.

Heading scan confirmed one H1 remains: Kentucky Truck Accident Lawyer.

Playwright desktop and mobile QA passed after a second deploy that improved the traffic table for mobile. Final desktop and mobile checks showed no horizontal overflow, section present, stats present, comparison content present, and evidence grid present.

WordPress-side cache was cleared with WP Rocket domain clear and wp cache flush. No Cloudways edge purge tool was exposed during this session, so the final verification used cache-busted public URLs.

Artifacts and Rollback