Car Accidents

What Happens if You Get Pulled Over Without Your License On You?

You must have a valid driver’s license to operate a vehicle in Texas. Each time you drive, you should carry your physical driver’s license with you. If you get pulled over without your license, you could face some consequences. Dive into all the details below to learn more about what happens if you get pulled… read more

Collision Insurance vs. Comprehensive Coverage in Texas

There are many different types of auto insurance available, and each type covers somewhat different scenarios, depending on the car accident you suffered. Collision and comprehensive coverage are two common types of automobile insurance, but there are some key differences between the two.  Dive into all the details below to learn more about collision and… read more

How Crash-Test Dummies and Biomechanics Improve Vehicle Safety

Every year, our vehicles become safer. Much of that progress can be traced to the science behind crash-test dummies and biomechanics. Over the last few decades, crash-test dummies have become more important in enhancing our safety and security when car accidents occur.  The Role of Crash-Test Dummies Crash-test dummies, or anthropomorphic test devices (ATDs), are… read more

DUI vs. DWI vs. DWAI: What’s the Difference?

Texas takes drunk driving very seriously, and drunk driving charges can have some sobering consequences. Many people use the terms DUI and DWI interchangeably, but there are some distinct differences between the two. You might also hear the term DWAI in reference to drunk driving charges.  Dive into all the details below to learn more… read more

Can You Drive in Another State With a Texas Learner’s Permit?

Your teen brought home their learner’s permit, and you’re so proud, but maybe a little nervous about that family trip you’re planning out of state. The big question: Can they legally drive once you cross state lines? It depends. Texas has clear rules under its Graduated Driver License (GDL) program, but not every state honors… read more

What Is Adaptive Cruise Control, and Is It Safe? 

Adaptive cruise control has become a standard feature in most modern vehicles. People whose vehicles have this feature appreciate that it maintains a safe distance between their car and the one in front of them.  But does it make your life more convenient, or does it increase your risk of being involved in a car… read more

How To Safely Stop On A Highway Shoulder In An Emergency

Sometimes, it isn’t possible or wise to remain on the road while driving. Your vehicle might experience a mechanical issue that makes it unsafe to operate. You might collide with another road user, an animal, or an object on the road. Or perhaps you’re unlucky and a police officer catches you speeding. In these situations,… read more

Do I Need a Lawyer for Progressive Claims?

The answer to whether or not you need a lawyer for a progressive claim depends on how serious your injuries are, how complex your case is, and how Progressive responds to your claim. In minor fender-benders with no injuries, you might not need legal help. However, victims of more serious accidents often benefit from professional… read more

Getting Surveillance Camera Footage Of A Car Accident

After you are injured in a car accident in Texas, you can pursue compensation from the liable party by filing an insurance claim or a lawsuit. To succeed in this claim, you must gather extensive evidence that supports your case. One of the most important types of evidence can be surveillance camera footage of the… read more

What Is a Black Box and Does My Car Have One?

Most of us are accustomed to hearing about black boxes in airplanes, but your car might have one as well. Many modern vehicles are equipped with these devices, which record and save key details about your driving behavior. The information they track can prove to be vital evidence in the aftermath of an accident. How… read more