Monthly Archives: September 2020
Woman Killed in Houston Pedestrian Accident
While walking is a great form of exercise as well as a convenient way to get around larger cities, it can be dangerous. Drivers of cars are often distracted and may hit pedestrians or other objects as they traverse the roadways. Drivers can also be negligent in other ways, putting pedestrians and other motorists… Read More »
Child Killed in Texas Dog Attack
The phrase “man’s best friend,” which is often used to describe dogs, is sometimes a misnomer. Dogs are not always nice to people. While many are friendly, some are very protective of their environment. They may attack anything that moves, especially young children. Dog bites can be disfiguring and even deadly. Sadly, this was… Read More »
Truck Driver Killed in Texas Crash
Texas sees the most semi truck traffic in the United States. These trucks are large, often weighing as much as 80,000 pounds. Therefore, when they are involved in a crash, the results can be catastrophic or even deadly. Sadly, this was the fate for a truck driver when he was involved in a crash… Read More »
Driving Safely in Bad Weather
It’s always much nicer to go for a drive when the weather is sunny and clear. When it’s raining and snowing or there is fog or ice around, things get trickier behind the wheel. It’s much harder to see what’s in front of you. The roads become slippery and unsafe. Car accidents become more… Read More »
Why Do Motorists Drink and Drive?
In 2019, motorists were involved in 812 fatal DUI crashes in Texas. Most of these victims were between the ages of 21 and 35. Those over the age of 70 were least likely to be killed in a DUI crash. Drinking and driving is illegal. We are taught that when first learning to drive… Read More »
