If you're involved in a car accident on Texas roadways, each party involved typically stops to exchange information or to get help for any injuries. Unfortunately, there are situations that involve the other driver fleeing from the scene. Here are a few things that...
Tractor-trailers help keep commerce moving in the United States, and the overwhelming majority of truck drivers reach their destinations without any trouble. However, truck accidents happen, and a tractor-trailer could inflict enormous damage on a smaller vehicle....
Considering the size of Texas, it's easier to explore this large state by driving. Unfortunately, being out on any road means taking on the risk of being in an accident. With that in mind, research shows that accidents involving commercial trucks are increasing. Here...
Getting distracted has become more and more of a problem as our lives become busier. We are constantly bombarded with notifications, phone calls and texts. It's no wonder that motor vehicle accidents have increased significantly in recent years. There are three...
Texas is a large state that's full of many busy roads. That's why it's not uncommon to see drivers operating large trucks throughout the state. In most cases, truck drivers focus on staying safe on the road. However, a combination of long hours and busy schedules...
The worth of the U.S. trucking industry today totals billions annually. With this as a factor, statistics reveal a number of trends regarding trucking accidents. Although much of the vehicle road accidents showed decreasing figures, truck accidents, on the other hand,...
Texas residents who suffer a mild concussion may actually experience lasting issues as a result. A concussion is still a traumatic brain injury, and this means that the problems associated with it can go on for months or years. Cognitive issues may linger A study that...
In 2021, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reported that nearly 43,000 individuals died in motor vehicle crashes. This figure increased by over 10% from the previous year, making it one of the highest projections since 2005. After seeing these...
Texas is the fourth-worst state for drunk driving and has a DUI severity score 0f 64.4%. Drivers face fines of up to $2,000, license suspension, and long jail times, even for a first offense. Data reveals DUI continues to be a problem, even though penalties are stiff....
Not everyone wants to spend a lot of time driving, but work and other responsibilities force people to travel on Texas streets and expressways. Some may feel apprehensive about traveling due to reports about increased accidents in the United States. 2021 was a grim...