When you think of distracted driving, chances are texting is the first activity that springs to mind. The various “hands-free” laws reference this commonly distracting behavior outright. However, distracted driving involves so much more. It causes countless American deaths every day. Technically, distracted driving is any…
As consumers, we operate under the assumption that the products we purchase are safe. Unfortunately, that is not always true. If a product defect has caused you or a loved one injury, property damage or death, then you know this all too well. So, what…
Houston can be a dangerous place to drive. Despite law enforcement’s best efforts, the number of automobile-related fatalities continued to rise in 2019. While a collision may seem unpredictable, many factors contribute to fatal collisions, particularly on certain days and times. Using past crash data,…
Bounce houses are a popular source of party entertainment for kids and teens. Found at carnivals and available to rent for private functions, these sources of inflatable fun come with risks. Unfortunately, injuries from inflatable attractions continue to rise. As a parent, it’s difficult to…
“Plant explosion” may feel like a familiar news headline to Texans. But why? It’s not the case in other areas of the country. Why do explosions seem so prevalent here? A straightforward reason for the unusual number of explosions in Texas is the type of…
Texas had the third highest pedestrian fatality rate in the nation in 2018, according to Houston Public Media. With the number of pedestrian fatalities beginning to trend higher in 2019, Houston and other major cities begin exploring new safety measures. The triggering point in Houston…
Houston roads are some of the most dangerous in the country. It is important to follow traffic laws, but obviously not everyone on the road does so. What can you do to safeguard yourself, your passengers, and your vehicle from dangerous drivers? One idea is…
Houston area roads still suffered a significantly high number of deaths in 2019 and will likely pass 2018’s total. A recent study examined the greater Houston area consisting of Harris County and the seven adjacent counties. In these counties, local police, prosecutors, and transportation officials…

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