Articles

• Wrong-Way Wrecks Plague Dallas/Fort Worth Roads
• Why driving at night may increase the risk of an accident
• What dangers face Dallas pedestrians?
• What are the leading causes of car accidents in Texas?
• UNT study links testosterone replacement therapy with brain damage
• Transportation Secretary Wants Ban On All Cell Phone Use By Drivers
• Tips for providing adequate premises lighting in public and work places
• The Keystone XL pipeline and its impact on Texas residents
• The facts about dog bites
• The Basics Of Texas Motorcycle Laws And Accidents
• Texas woman sues GM and other defendants after tragic U.S. 59 accident
• Texas Supreme Court: No Wrongful Death Recovery For Loss Of Pet
• Texas 2013 Issue of Super Lawyers Magazine
• Texans face serious truck accident risk
• Teen Drivers At Greater Risk When Driving With Friends
• Study supports expansion of TX bans on texting and handheld phone use
• Study Says More Fatal Car Accidents In Dallas On NFL Home Game Days
• Study: Cognitive distractions put Texas motorists, others at risk
• Slip-And-Fall Accidents Result In Numerous Injuries
• Safety tips to help Texans lower their risk of large truck accidents
• Researchers find link between traumatic brain injury, premature death
• Report ranks Texas drivers among nation’s worst drivers
• Report: U.S. DOT proposes major changes for NHTSA’s crash test ratings
• Reducing drunk driving goal of new FMCSA proposed rule
• Preventing medication errors in Texas
• October 2013 Issue of Texas Monthly
• North Texas jury awards rollover accident victim $18 million
• Medical Malpractice Important Despite Claim Cap
• Family of boy injured in ‘affluenza’ DUI crash refuse settlement
• Drunk driving deaths in Texas on the rise
• Drowsy driving is a serious problem in Texas
• Dallas-Area Drivers Are The Worst In Texas, Survey Finds
• Construction Work In Texas More Dangerous Than Other Parts Of The Country
• Commercial truck fatalities a concern in Texas
• Brain injury victims in Texas often suffer from depression
• Automated driving technology not free of flaws
• A surge in truck accidents in the U.S. endangers the motoring public