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Stop Sign Safety
Have you ever wondered why a stop sign is red or why it is shaped like an octagon? The design of the memorable red stop sign has evolved over time in order to more quickly grab the attention of drivers so they can react faster. According to Brown University, the first stop signs were posted…
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Construction Worker Falls To Death At Splashtown
A Texas construction worker recently fell to his death off a structure at Splashtown amid preparations to reopen the water park next month. It’s set to open May 4 after renovations are completed. Six Flags, which owns and operates Splashtown, identified the man as an employee of metal fabrication company Trevino Industries. Workplace Fall Risks…
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Major Types of Oilfield Accidents and Injuries
The oil industry is extremely important to the Texas economy. Unfortunately, these jobs can also be extremely dangerous. When it comes to serious and fatal injuries, the oil and gas industry is the most dangerous in the country. Because the production process encompasses everything from drilling to refining or processing to transporting the final product,…
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Tragic Bus Accident Statistics
While the bus system is certainly efficient and convenient for most Americans, many ignore the fact that bus rides can also be incredibly dangerous.
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Distracted Driving Awareness Month 2019
April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month, so we are encouraging all drivers and passengers to put down the phones, ignore the calls, stay alert, and just drive.
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Pedestrian Accident Liability in Texas
Increasing numbers of distracted and negligent drivers have now led to Texas being the 13th highest ranked state for pedestrian deaths.
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Failure To Adhere To Move Over Laws Causes Serious Accident
According to the Texas Department of Public Safety, many Texans aren’t sure what action to take when an emergency vehicle emerges with sirens and lights on.
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Who Can File A Wrongful Death Lawsuit In Texas?
Dealing with the loss of a loved one is difficult enough, but when the incident occurs because of someone else’s fault, it can be even more devastating.
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This Spring, Remember To Drive Safely In The Rain
A recent fatal accident in Texas caused by a woman speeding on wet roads serves as an unfortunate reminder for drivers to be extra cautious when driving on wet roads this spring.
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130 Pedestrian Accidents So Far This Year
Most school children learn to look both ways before crossing the street to help them avoid collisions with cars, but it’s not pedestrians that are the problem. The “car culture” in Houston has created a deadly environment for pedestrians with an astonishing number of auto pedestrian accidents. So far this year, the city has already seen 130 pedestrian accidents, 11 of which were fatal.
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