Recent Blog Posts
Staying Focused While Behind the Wheel
When behind the wheel, people need to focus on driving and getting to their destination safely. However, people like to multitask and this has led to distracted driving. However, distracted driving is dangerous and even deadly. A 2023 report from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration states that in 2021, motor vehicle accidents involving… Read More »
Planning Road Trips Safely
Tis the season for not only holidays but also road trips. Many of us have family members who live hours away or possibly in other states. Millions of Americans pack up the car and brave the icy roads and crowds to celebrate with loved ones. Road trips can be fun for those who have… Read More »
Importance of a Police Report After an Accident
Texas Transportation Code §550.062 requires any law enforcement officer who investigates a car accident that results in injury, death, or at least $1,000 in property damage to submit a written report of that crash to the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) by the 10th day after the date of the crash. Police reports are… Read More »
Neck Injuries After a Car Accident
After a car accident, you could be suffering from a variety of injuries. Some of the most debilitating ones involve the neck. The pain may start immediately or it may take days or weeks to come about. When you think of neck injuries, the most common one is whiplash. However, there are other types… Read More »
Most People Concerned About Self-Driving Vehicles
We are almost in 2025, and technology has changed drastically in the past decade. Artificial intelligence, Amazon Echo, augmented reality, and 3D printing are just some of the innovations that have changed our worlds. Many people enjoy using these technologies, but one that has created a lot of concern is autonomous vehicles. Self-driving cars,… Read More »
When a Car Crash is Not Your Fault
Car accidents can happen at any time. Sometimes they’re your fault, sometimes they’re not. Fault in car accidents refers to who caused the crash. A driver may be considered at fault if they violate traffic laws, such as speeding, running a red light, or driving distracted. Texas is an at-fault state for auto insurance,… Read More »
Dangers of Overloaded Trucks
As you drive down one of the various highways in Houston, you may see semi trucks on the road. These are huge vehicles that often carry large loads. A fully loaded semi truck can weigh as much as 80,000 pounds. That’s 40 tons. Compare that to the average passenger vehicle, which is around 3,000… Read More »
What to Know About Stop Sign Accidents
Stop signs are meant to improve traffic flow and prevent accidents, but sometimes they cause more harm than good. Drivers often don’t know how to behave at stop signs. They may run through them or not understand how the right of way works. According to statistics, there are roughly 700,000 police-reported motor vehicle accidents… Read More »
Tips for Driving in Fog
As we approach winter, drivers will face many challenges on the roadway. Rain, ice, and snow are common winter conditions that can affect driving. Another common issue is fog. Fog can be difficult to drive in safely. Dense fog can greatly affect visibility, especially when there is also rain or wind to contend with…. Read More »
Driving in Construction Zones
No driver wants to be stuck in a construction zone. While construction work is often necessary to repair torn-up roads, it can be a real inconvenience for drivers who need to get to work, an appointment, or some other place on time. Construction zones can be challenging for even the most experienced drivers. There… Read More »
