Rain causes more inclement weather accidents in Texas than any other weather event.
Despite the calming sound of rain, car crashes and fatalities tend to rise during wet weather. Heavy downpours can quickly flood roads, reduce visibility, and make it harder for tires to grip the pavement.
Alcohol and driving don’t mix.
Between 2018 and 2022, the NHTSA recorded a total of 209 DUI-related deaths during St. Patrick’s Day. 74 fatalities happened in 2022 alone.
Daylight savings time puts drivers at risk of drowsy driving.
Last week, we all set our clocks forward an hour–some of us are still trying to recover from the trauma.
Learn the most common causes of injuries over spring break and how to avoid them.
Spring break is coming! Have you planned where and how you will spend your week off from college or as a family? As you pack your spring break essentials, it is important that you are also geared up with precautions and how you will keep yourself and your family injury-free as you leave.
Always get checked out by a medical professional after a car accident.
If you don’t seek medical care immediately after an accident, it could prevent you from receiving compensation for an injury discovered later.
Avoid common distractions while driving on Valentine’s Day.
As love blossoms in the air in February, you’re probably planning to spend time with friends, family, loved ones, or yourself. Either way, setting a date night or booking a trip is a sweet gift. Yet, as you rush or are thrilled toward your destination, spread love through driving without distraction.
Learn how to avoid holiday car accidents in Texas.
The winter holidays are fast approaching. Record high numbers of vehicle travel are expected for 2024, and if you’re among those planning to hit the road for the holidays this year, you need to be prepared.
Car theft is on the rise in San Antonio and across neighboring cities.
Car theft in San Antonio has steadily been on the rise since 2019.
Drivers must be extra cautious on Halloween night.
Halloween is right around the corner, and pirates, princesses, and ghouls will soon be filling the streets of neighborhoods looking for candy across Texas.
More child pedestrians are killed in October than in any other month.
The countdown has begun: Halloween is almost here, and kids across Texas are brimming with excitement to show off costumes for a fun night of trick-or-treating.
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