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Traffic Safety
255 published works
P.I.S.S.D.
“Slow Down, Move Over” Laws in Dallas, Texas: What Every Driver Should Know
By Bob Kraft
If you drive on Dallas freeways such as Interstate 35E, Interstate 30, Central Expressway, or the LBJ, you have probably passed a patrol car or a tow truck parked on…
Stritmatter Law Blog
Government liability for unsafe roads – pavement edge drop offs
By Publisher
Pavement edge drop offs are a well-recognized hazard for motorists. In addition to causing drivers to lose control and crash in single-vehicle crashes, drivers who encounter pavement edge drop offs…
Austin Personal Injury Blog
The Most Dangerous Places To Drive in Austin
By Jason McMinn
Some Austin roads present greater risks than others because of high speeds, heavy traffic, complicated intersections, and frequent interaction among drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists. Austin’s Vision Zero program identifies a…
Austin Personal Injury Blog
Mopac vs. I-35: Which Austin Highway Is More Dangerous?
Ask Austin drivers which highway they would rather avoid during rush hour, and two names are likely to come up: I-35 and MoPac. Both carry heavy traffic, can quickly go…
News & Media Blog
Chicago Pedestrian Accidents After Dark: Why Serious Crashes Increase as the Days Get Shorter
September 22nd is officially the first day of fall, known as the “fall equinox,” and our hours of sunlight will lessen more and more as we enter into autumn and…
P.I.S.S.D.
E-Bikes and Golf Carts: Know the Rules in Dallas, Texas
By Bob Kraft
From the Dallas Police Department: E-Bikes: No driver’s license is required to operate an e-bike. Riders must obey all traffic laws and yield to pedestrians. Front and rear lights are…
Texas Personal Injury Law Blog
Texas’s Most Dangerous Bridges for 18-Wheeler Strikes
By Paul Cannon
If you’ve spent any time in Texas, you’ve probably read about an incident where an entire highway was shut down because someone in a big rig hit the overpass while…
Maryland Injury Attorney Blog
Back to School Maryland 2026 : Drivers Be Aware of Young Pedestrians and Avoid Traffic Accidents
School is back in session, as another summer goes by way too fast. Children who were seen riding their bikes, scooters, and playing in yards and parks are now back…
Searcy Law Blog
Game Day Traffic and Rush Hour Hazards: How Can You Stay Safe When Driving Around Tallahassee?
By Searcy Law
By practicing defensive driving techniques and planning your route strategically, you can help avoid car accidents caused by distracted drivers, boisterous pedestrians, and other hazards on game day and in…
Bill Madden's Blog
Medical: Coronial decision on duty of medical professionals to report drivers with vision issues.
By Bill Madden
Inquest into the death of Sohaila Mohammadi [2026] SACC 32 (Link to Courts SA). This inquest focused on a serious vision condition of a driver and the responses of ophthalmologists…