Motor Vehicle Accidents

Car accidents are an unfortunate reality of modern life, and the United States faces its share of these each year. In 2020, 35,766 fatal motor vehicle accidents occurred on American roadways, resulting in 38,824 deaths, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety...

Car insurance is a requirement in Texas, but not everyone abides by the law and follows these requirements. Getting into an accident is a tough situation, but finding out that the driver at fault for the accident does not carry insurance makes it much worse. Adding...

Recent reports highlight a concerning trend in Houston - an increase in traffic deaths. According to the reports, the city witnessed a significant rise in traffic fatalities, prompting the urgent need for action. To address this issue, Houston has turned to the Vision...

There is an inherent risk when driving anywhere, but for those traveling in Texas, there are some alarming statistics highlighting particular accident and injury risks. Motor vehicle accidents can bring serious injuries or death, permanently altering the course of...

It goes without saying that Texas is a very large state with a fair share of both open roads and traffic-heavy city streets. Car accidents can happen anywhere and under any conditions, sometimes resulting in catastrophic injuries or death. This raises the question as...

Experiencing a motor vehicle accident is much more than a minor inconvenience, especially if you or your passengers sustain a severe injury. Even so, you can typically expect a straightforward return to normalcy thanks to insurance - unless the person who hits you is...

Winter weather brings unique hazards to the road that drivers in the South do not commonly have to face. A slate of winter storms has led to sleet and ice affecting 1,600 Texas roads and leading to multiple collisions and deaths. Since such conditions can strike...

Houston is a major hub of activity and travel for Texans as well as for travelers from out-of-state and abroad. It stands to reason, then, that countless people travel along the prominent highway I-45 as they come and go from the state's largest city. This interstate...

If you drive a vehicle in Texas, the law requires you to have insurance. Still, many people take a risk and drive without insurance. If you’re uninsured, what happens if you end up in an accident? Texas is what is known as a tort state, meaning whoever is at fault in...

Unfortunately, not. Even with numerous information campaigns from law enforcement, insurance carriers and training centers, distracted driving remains a serious problem on Texas roads. Drivers continue to believe they have the skills necessary to multitask while...