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Pedestrian fatalities are, sadly, still too high. Texas residents need to be aware of this, even if they typically drive. All people are pedestrians at some times. Whether they are walking from the car to a store, or crossing the street from a parking garage to an...
Motor vehicle accidents are a fact of life in a country where such a high percentage of goods travel by road. In Texas in 2019, a reportable crash occurred every 56 seconds, and an accident caused injury to a person just over every two minutes. With that many injured...
States such as Texas see an enormous number of trucks on the road. It's likely that you're going to pass one at least a few times a day. For many, driving next to an 18-wheeler or other large truck is, no doubt, a terrifying experience. But why don't we feel that...
A report released by AAA Exchange addresses the different types of road rage behavior that drivers may encounter in Texas. These are behaviors that can cause dangerous conditions for other drivers. When people lose their tempers behind the wheel, they may verbalize...
An old saying says most motor vehicle accidents in Texas and around the country happen near the home. A recent scientific study affirms that notion with the additional precaution that more accidents happen during drives of relatively short duration. That would seem...
One of the most common injuries after a motor vehicle accident is a temporomandibular joint injury. The TMJ joints are part of the area where the skull is connected to the jaw. TMJ injuries can cause debilitating symptoms like difficulty chewing, facial swelling,...
While many Texas drivers consider the highways and busy city streets to be dangerous due to the amount of traffic and the number of trucks who use these roadways, rural roads can be more dangerous. There are many reasons that this may be the case. Because there is...
Drivers in Texas should know that it's illegal (in all 50 states, in fact) to drive under the influence of any impairing substance. That includes both legal and illegal substances like alcohol, marijuana and opioids. Below is what the National Highway Traffic Safety...
The Texas Department of Transportation’s Mission Zero initiative, which the agency announced in May 2019, aims to cut traffic deaths in the Lone Star State in half by 2035 and eliminate them completely by 2050. Preliminary data from the Governors Highway Safety...
In a study conducted by the Governors Highway Safety Association, Texas was one of five states accounting for 47% of national pedestrian deaths in the first half of 2019. Those five states, though sizable, comprise only 33% of the national population, meaning that...
