Cars are some of the most dangerous road vehicles. In spite of modern safety features in new vehicles and driving safety regulations, car accidents are a national problem. Whether it's a rear-end collision in traffic, running a red light at an intersection, or a...
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Car Accidents
Vehicle accidents increase in severity
Vehicle collisions happen all of the time, and accident statistics detailing the past 30 years of collisions list an unfortunate number of injuries and fatalities. Drivers in Texas may feel more concerned about their safety when reading more recent reports. Modern...
Memory loss after a car accident
Car accident victims in Texas and around the country often suffer concussions or other traumatic brain injuries. They find it difficult to concentrate and maintain their balance, and some of them could have problems remembering recent events. Memory loss caused by...
Car makers could do more to protect rear-seat passengers
Most of the new cars, pickup trucks and SUVs on sale in Texas and around the country have advanced safety systems to protect drivers and front-seat passengers, but few of them install these features in the rear of their vehicles. The Insurance Institute for Highway...
U.S. accident statistics
No matter where someone drives in the United States, the risk of an accident presents itself. Although other geographic areas may have higher accident rates than others, no data can justify taking risks behind the wheel in Texas. Instead, drivers should look at the...
Pinpointing hidden motor vehicle accident injuries
Car accidents can be traumatic experiences, both physically and emotionally. While it is common knowledge that car accidents can cause obvious injuries such as cuts, bruises, and broken bones, some injuries may not be immediately apparent. These "hidden" injuries can...
Actions to take after a car accident
It isn’t always easy to think clearly right after a car accident. One of the most important things Texas drivers can do is stay calm and, when possible, take the following steps. Ensure your safety The first step immediately after any car accident is to assess for...
Signs of distracted drivers
When you're driving in Texas, you likely expect that other drivers will be paying attention to the road and their surroundings like you. However, there could be times when people are distracted while they are behind the wheel. Here are a few ways that you can...
Winter Car Accidents Are Still A Risk In Texas
You may not think of Texas and snow and wintery conditions. In fact, we live in the fifth least-snowiest state in the union. We have seen in recent years how disruptive snow or ice storms can be in a region that does not consistently see this kind of weather. In the...
Car accidents and broken bones
Many victims are lucky to survive a vehicle collision on a Texas road. When vehicles hit one another, the impact could be severe and life-threatening. Some people may suffer permanent disabilities after the accident. Those who suffer from broken bones may survive, but...