Buckling your seatbelt takes just a second. That single click is one of the most effective safety actions you can take on the road. Seatbelts are not just a legal requirement. They are proven lifesaving devices. Yet thousands of drivers and passengers still choose not to wear them every year—often with … Continue reading
Motorcycles remain one of the most exhilarating and practical ways to travel Texas roads in 2026—but they still come with significantly higher risks. When a crash happens, riders are far more likely to suffer severe injuries because there’s no steel frame, airbags, or seatbelts providing protection. That reality makes motorcycle … Continue reading
Do Helmets Really Save Lives in 2026? What the Data Still Shows If you ride a motorcycle in Texas in 2026, the helmet question is more than personal preference—it’s a decision that can directly affect survival, injury severity, long-term disability, medical costs, and even how an insurance claim unfolds after … Continue reading
Motorcycles offer freedom and fuel efficiency on Texas roads. But they also leave riders far more exposed than people in cars or trucks. According to the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT), Texas leads the nation in motorcycle fatalities. Hundreds of riders are killed each year, and thousands more suffer serious … Continue reading
Losing a limb through amputation is extremely traumatic and is often referred to legally as a catastrophic injury. If you have lost a limb in a tragic accident, you may very well be entitled to financial compensation for your injuries. If you or a loved one have suffered an amputation, … Continue reading
If you or a loved one has struggled with blood clots or has been prescribed blood thinners for any reason, you may have heard of Xarelto. Xarelto is an anticoagulant medication used to treat blood clot disorders and deep vein thrombosis. However, if you are prescribed Xarelto or another blood … Continue reading
A study that looked at stolen cars in U.S. metro areas with more than 1 million residents said that motor vehicle theft rates in San Antonio were among the highest in the nation. In raw numbers, the study found that 25,082 cars were stolen in Bexar County from 2017 to 2019 … Continue reading
Over the past decade, deaths caused by drivers running red lights have remained alarmingly high — and in recent years, the numbers continue to exceed what was once considered a “10-year high.” Back in 2017, a landmark AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety study reported 939 deaths from red-light running, marking … Continue reading
Small discs cushion the bones in your back around your spine. These discs act as shock absorbers and protect your spinal bones. However, these discs can slip. This is also called herniate, out of place because of a tear or rupture in their outer layers. Herniated discs often happen to … Continue reading
Holiday shopping in 2026 continues to evolve. While pandemic concerns have eased compared to previous years, many stores still embrace extended sales periods, online shopping, and appointment-based in-store experiences to avoid overcrowding. Black Friday and holiday sales are no longer confined to one day—weekly or even daily deals spread out … Continue reading
