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Category: Motor Vehicle Accidents

Watch For Road Construction Workers

The next time you feel frustrated by road construction slowing down your commute, it’s worth pausing to consider the people behind the cones and barriers. For road construction workers, the job is far more than an inconvenience—it’s a daily test of endurance, focus, and safety. While drivers may express their … Continue reading

No Deterrence Yet For Distracted Teen Drivers

Over the past several years, federal legislators, state legislators, educators, and safety advocates have launched numerous campaigns designed to teach teens about the hazards associated with distracted driving. Despite these substantial efforts, the rate of distracted driving accidents among teens continues to rise, and a recent survey confirms that nearly … Continue reading

Should Texas Ban Texting While Driving?

As the pace of everyday life becomes increasingly frenetic, it seems that more people are trying to multitask. The multitude of things vying for people’s attention can become dangerous when people are driving. Despite the well-known dangers of distracted driving, the problem continues to grow. Texting and driving in Texas … Continue reading

Should I Seek Medical Attention After an Auto Accident?

After an accident, it’s common to feel shaken but otherwise “fine.” However, just because you don’t immediately feel injured doesn’t mean your body hasn’t been affected. One of the most important steps you can take no matter how minor the incident may seem—is to get checked by a medical professional … Continue reading

Seat Belt Usage Increases

Seat belts remain one of the simplest—and most effective—tools for saving lives on the road. As of 2026, their importance is clearer than ever, with usage rates reaching historic highs and continued efforts to improve compliance nationwide. A Milestone in Seat Belt Usage A landmark report from the National Highway … Continue reading

Electric Cars Not Loud Enough

For more than three decades, automakers worked tirelessly to reduce vehicle noise, making driving smoother and more comfortable. Ironically, that success created a new safety concern. Hybrid and electric vehicles became so quiet especially at low speeds that pedestrians, cyclists, and individuals with visual impairments often couldn’t hear them approaching. … Continue reading

When and Where Fatalities Occur

Car accidents happen for many different reasons—speeding, distracted driving, weather conditions, mechanical failure, and roadway design all play a role. But for drivers in Texas, one of the most important questions is not just why accidents happen, but where and when they are most likely to turn deadly. Looking at … Continue reading

Can I Sue a Drunk Driver for Causing Me Injuries?

Understanding Civil vs. Criminal Cases in Drunk Driving Accidents When a drunk driving accident occurs, two separate legal systems often come into play: criminal law and civil law. While both arise from the same incident, they serve very different purposes and operate independently of one another. Criminal proceedings focus on … Continue reading

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