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Keeping Up With Booster Seat Laws In Texas

The state of Texas is not leaving anything to chance regarding their position on car seat safety laws. Failure to wear a seat belt is a punishable offense in Texas and children are not exempted. Adults will be held culpable for any defaulting minor in their car. Children between the … Continue reading

Bicycle Laws in Texas

Bicycling is one of the fastest-growing modes of transportation and one of the most dangerous, especially on public roadways. While cyclists have the same rights as drivers in Texas, there are still rules of the road to guide bicycle riders to avoid accidents and maintain responsible cycling. These laws are … Continue reading

Should You Replace Your Child’s Car Seat After a Crash?

Young parents in Texas dealing with all the expenses of raising a child may wonder whether it is necessary to replace a child’s car seat after a car accident. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), which enforces vehicle safety standards to reduce injuries and deaths from motor vehicle accidents, … Continue reading

Small Cars Have Higher Driver Death Rates in Brownsville

The most recent analysis of driver death rates in car accidents tells us that size matters and smaller is deadlier, according to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS). Why Small Cars Have Higher Driver Death Rates ā€œSmaller vehicles offer less protection for the driver in crashes, and their lighter … Continue reading

Icy roads. Freezing rain. Black ice. ā„ļø Winter weather is no joke — especially in Texas and surrounding states where sudden cold snaps can create hazardous driving conditions without warning. At Herrman and Herrman Personal Injury Lawyers, we’ve seen firsthand how quickly a winter storm can turn a routine drive … Continue reading

Tips For Avoiding 18-Wheeler Blind Spots

Driving on the highway can be freeing and fun, especially if you’re on a road trip with friends headed to an exotic or relaxing location. However, things can turn daunting when you’re encountered with numerous 18-wheeler vehicles and you’re not sure whether or not your car is in its blind … Continue reading

A provision of President Biden’s $1.2 trillion infrastructure program could substantially reduce the threat of drunk driving accidents by the end of the decade. One of several road-safety provisions in the infrastructure bill requires the federal government to finalize rules within three years for alcohol-detection technology to stop intoxicated drivers … Continue reading

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