What's one of the most dangerous highways in the United States? In a recent study using data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's Fatality Analysis Reporting System, ValuePenguin ranked Interstate 10 in Texas the fifth most dangerous highway in the country. I-10 is the major east-west artery across Texas. The most dangerous portion runs...
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How Trucking Companies Can Prevent Accidents with Technology
The trucking industry has made many positive safety advances in the last few years. From setting limits on the number of hours truckers can drive each day to installing new safe driving devices, these changes have been a welcome addition. Yet, there are still far too many trucks on the road that do not have...
Read MoreHouston Attorney Urges Pedestrians To Report Dangerous Areas
A Houston attorney is calling on residents to help identify the most dangerous locations for pedestrians in the city. Attorney Sean Tracey of the law firm Tracey & Fox said the Houston mayor’s stated priority of finding these locations and addressing problems that put pedestrians and bicyclists at risk presents a unique opportunity for people...
Read MoreGulfton Identified as One of Houston's Most Dangerous Sections for Pedestrians
In recent years, pedestrian deaths have been on the rise in Houston. In fact, 2016 saw a total of 71 pedestrian deaths citywide. This marks a 31 percent increase from 2015. But Gulfton, a section of Houston located west of Interstate 610 and nested just below Interstate 69, has been identified as one of the...
Read MoreIntersections a Hot Spot for San Antonio Motorcycle Accidents
The San Antonio Express-News reports motorcycle accidents at intersections remain a primary threat to riders. “Share the Road: Look Twice for Motorcycles” is an awareness program by the Texas Department of Public Safety that aims to remind drivers of the risks of causing a motorcycle accident. National statistics show more than half of all motorcycle...
Read MoreUnsecured Loads and Traffic Accidents in Dallas
In early 2004, Robin Abel was driving with her daughter Maria Federici when a particle board flew out of the trailer in front of them and crashed into their windshield. The incident left Federici blind and broke every bone in her face. For the next decade, Abel fought with legislators and doctors for the rights...
Read MoreUTSA Pedestrian Improvements Aim at Downtown Walking Risks
University of Texas at San Antonio and the City of San Antonio have announced plans for infrastructure improvements designed to reduce vehicle/pedestrian accidents. UTSA Today reports wider sidewalks, traffic-calming devices, better street lighting and pedestrian-controlled crosswalks are included in the project, which is improving a number of San Antonio streets, including Frio Street. Pedestrian improvements...
Read MoreSelf-Driving Technology Moves Forward
Self-driving cars are no longer just the work of science fiction. The last decade has shown huge advances in the pursuit of completely autonomous cars. Companies like Google, Tesla and now Uber have all tried to implement this new technology. However, these and other companies have slowed down research and production of self-driving vehicles after...
Read MoreTracey & Fox Files Lawsuit on Behalf of Family of Man Killed by Drunk Driver
On February 9th, 2018, a driver was killed in a motor vehicle crash when a commercial vehicle operator, under the influence of alcohol, disregarded a stop sign and collided with his vehicle. Tracey & Fox represents the deceased driver’s wife and family. Our client’s husband was a devoted father, brother and son whose tragic death...
Read MoreHeart Transplant Fatalities at Houston Hospital Spark Concern
A Houston medical malpractice attorney responds to the recent news investigation HOUSTON – The survival rate among heart transplant recipients at Houston’s Baylor St. Luke’s Medical Center is below the national average, according to a recent in-depth news investigation. The investigation also highlights several disturbing cases which never should have happened and raise concerns about...
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