Family suing jail for wrongful death of family member
Why do so many single-vehicle rollovers occur?
Training drivers to spot trouble
Recognizing the signs of a vehicle having problems ahead of you can give you a chance to slow down and get out of the way. Teen drivers often have trouble identifying the signs of impending trouble. A lack of experience, combined with the stress of being a new driver can make it difficult to take the right action when dangerous situations arise. All drivers, however, can benefit from a greater understanding of what causes cars and trucks to crash. For example, there are three things that may cause large trucks to jackknife. A driver who can spot these signs is in a better position than most to avoid a collision.
Understanding Department of Transportation driving limits
How to safely operate an SUV on Texas roads
What factors increase survival rates in car accidents?
Why are pedestrians at greater risk of death near buses?
Should Texas finally ban texting and driving in 2017?
The difference between survival actions and wrongful death claims
4 tips for staying safe as a pedestrian near big trucks
You have to get to work every day, but that doesn't mean you need to put yourself at risk of an accident. Truck drivers have limited vision and maneuverability due to the size of their vehicles. While many accidents are due to negligent actions outside your control, there are some tips you should keep in mind to keep yourself safe.
Texting while driving ban on the docket in Texas for fifth time
Inclement weather and its impact on car crash rates
Common causes of Houston SUV rollovers
Are wrongful death claims just about the money?
Teen hit by car mirror airlifted to Houston
Commuters should be worried about distracted driving
Do you find yourself commuting to and from work or school on a daily basis? If so, you know the joys of sharing the road with many other drivers.
