The Rules for Turning in Medians in Texas Involve Some Math Pop quiz: When you’re driving and turning into a median in Texas, what side of the median are you supposed to stay on — the right or the left?...
Yes, pedestrians hurt in crashes can be covered by uninsured/underinsured motorist (UM/UIM) insurance. They aren’t covered in every situation, however, and there can be several situations, along with pedestrian accidents, in which UM/UIM coverage applies. Here’s a closer look at...
Impaired motorists may not be the only ones at fault for drunk driving crashes in Texas. In fact, in the Lone Star State, third parties, like the providers of alcohol, can share liability for these wrecks in some cases. Here’s...
Drunk driving skyrockets over the holidays — and that’s not just around Christmas and New Year’s. Throughout the year, several holidays we enjoy can also be some of the most dangerous days on Texas’s roads due to the elevated risk...
