Car manufacturers are upping their autopilot game, offering more features with every model rollout. Automakers such as Tesla, Audi, Nissan are equipping their vehicles with what they call “driver-assist” technology. With all this new technology being installed you would think that car crashes would be eliminated entirely in the near future. Unfortunately, however, recent studies show that these so-called self-driving
Texas is a big state, and we spend a lot of time in their cars. While we probably never think about it, the vehicles we travel in are not just designed to get us to from one place to another. They are also designed to keep us safe on the road. Unfortunately, however, accidents can happen. Do you know if
Petroleum refining is one of the biggest and most powerful industries in Texas. We produce the most oil of any state in the U.S., accounting for one-third of the entire nation’s crude production. Oil has made Texas very prosperous, but this industry owes its workers safe conditions and protection against injuries. What laws are in place to protect Texas refinery
Rideshare services such as Uber and Lyft are becoming increasingly popular. While these services are convenient, the way these companies operate can make it difficult to figure out what kind of insurance is available in the event of an accident. If you are involved in an accident involving a rideshare company, it is important that you understand how insurance works
There are over 24 million registered vehicles on Texas roads today, but that doesn’t include the hundreds of thousands of commercial vehicles and 18-wheeler trucks that travel in our rural areas and major highways. Professional truck drivers undergo tough training, and there are state and federal laws in place to ensure those drivers operate their trucks in a safe manner. Unfortunately, accidents can still
Being involved in an auto accident is an unfortunate, stressful event. Even the most minor car crashes can cause serious injuries to drivers and passengers, as well as significant property damage. While the state of Texas requires all motorists to carry auto liability insurance, policies vary widely in what they do and do not cover. This is why it is a
