Personal Injury

Most Texas residents know that they must keep their eyes on the road and their wits about them when they are driving. Driving while distracted is one of the main reasons that people get into car accidents. Driving requires a person's total attention, and if he or she...

Car accidents, unfortunately, occur on a daily basis, and there is a high likelihood that you will experience one at some point in your life. However, you may not know what to do after you have an accident, so you can learn more below. At the scene No matter how minor...

Teenagers naturally crave independence, and driving around Texas on their own represents a rite of passage. They no longer have to depend on adults for transportation, but the liberation comes at a high cost. Teen drivers are still developing experience crucial for...

There are a variety of hazards that you'll need to be aware of while driving on Texas roads this fall. During the fall months, it isn't uncommon to encounter migrating animals, children on their way to or from school, or roads that are covered in slippery leaves. Take...

Texas drivers who are interested in improving their safety on the road are no doubt familiar with advanced driver-assistance systems. They may have also heard about how some cities are redesigning areas with a high car-crash risk and implementing other measures with a...

It probably comes as no surprise to motorists in Texas that speeding is often a factor in accidents that result in serious injury and death. Traveling at speeds higher than the legal limit results in less reaction time, increases the distance necessary for a vehicle...

Motorcyclists in Texas should always wear safety gear along with bright colors on their helmets or jackets. Furthermore, new motorcyclists may want to take a basic rider course. Once this is taken care of, motorcyclists need to do one more thing: become familiar with...

A recent study has revealed that speeding is the top cause of automobile accidents. The study reviewed four dangerous driving habits: speeding, accelerating too quickly, sharply turning corners and braking at the last minute. Of the four, speeding was identified as...

Motorists in Texas and across the United States believe that distracted driving is a growing traffic safety problem, according to a new study conducted by Harris Interactive. The research was commissioned by Netradyne, an artificial intelligence firm based in San...

As far back as 2008, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration determined that, compared to amber turn signals, red turn signals make it 22% more likely for a driver to be hit from behind when turning, changing lines or engaging in some other action where the...