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14 Jan

Is Crossing the Interstate on Foot Dangerous?

Recently, a man was killed in Georgetown, Texas while attempting to run across IH-35 on a Saturday night. While this unfortunate accident may seem rare, pedestrian fatalities on interstates are more common than people re...

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12 Jan

What Kinds of Fines Could C & H Die Casting Inc. Face?

C & H Die Casting Inc. of Troy, Texas is facing a possible $66,400 in fines for violating 15 safety and health standards set by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), including electrical shock haz...

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9 Jan

What Cars Are Best for Avoiding Serious Car Accidents?

This year, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) did some research to compile some recommendations for the safest affordable vehicles for younger drivers. Inexperienced drivers aged 16 to 24 have more fatal c...

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7 Jan

How Common Are Head-On Collisions?

The Texas Department of Transportation reports that 523 people were killed in head-on collisions in Texas in 2013. This type of collision is arguably the most dangerous as the force of two drivers headed directly at e...

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5 Jan

Are Music Festivals Dangerous?

South by Southwest (SXSW) is one of Austin’s greatest annual events, as musicians and music fans from all over the world come to our city to attend the music festival. Unfortunately, the last SXSW included a car accid...

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2 Jan

Can Bicycling Lead to Major Injuries?

Ryan Trebon, a professional cyclist, is hoping to race in the USA Cycling Cyclo-cross Championship scheduled for January 2015 in Austin. He is currently recovering from three rib fractures and two vertebrae fractures suf...

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31 Dec

Are Car Wrecks Caused by Fallen Debris or Cargo Common?

This month, a traffic accident in Austin caused a cargo of grapefruit to scatter along a section of I-35, placing other vehicles in danger. Luckily, no one was hurt in this particular accident, but other motorists are no...

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29 Dec

What Are the Bicycle Laws in Austin?

Austin, Texas has a vibrant biking culture, including many bicycle rental shops, biking tours and bike paths. As the population grows, Austin is likely to see more bicyclists. Whether you are moving to Austin, visiting o...

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26 Dec

How Many School Bus Accidents Happen Annually?

Last month an Austin Independent School District bus accident occurred on W. Ben White Boulevard, injuring one person. Luckily, no children were on board at the time of the accident. Texas school buses transport appro...

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24 Dec

Is It Dangerous to Drive on the Winter Holidays?

Christmas and New Year’s Day are almost here. While Austin, Texas may not get the same wintery conditions that Colorado or Michigan might get, we are susceptible to holiday traffic and isolated days of true wintry weat...

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22 Dec

How Common Are Fatal Car Accidents Involving Children?

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), from 2002 to 2011, 9,000 children 12 years old and younger were killed in auto wrecks. In the last year of this study, researchers found that one-third o...

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22 Dec

What Do New Workers’ Comp Disciplinary Actions Mean for Texas Workers?

Austin Personal Injury Attorneys Explain Workers’ Comp Violations The Division of Workers’ Compensation (DWC) has recently released information about fines levied against companies that failed to provide health care ...

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19 Dec

Are Defective Toy Injuries on the Rise?

As we get closer to the holiday season, we would like to inform our readers of a sharp rise in toy-related injuries. The most recent edition of Clinical Pediatrics reports that injuries from toys have increased by 40 per...

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17 Dec

How Common Are Train Accidents in Texas?

According to the Texas Department of Transportation, a person or vehicle gets involved in a train accident every two hours. In 2012, Texas accounted for 106 of these accidents. Additionally, Politico reports that certain...

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15 Dec

What is the Rate of Texas Workplace Injuries?

The United States Bureau of Labor Statistics has released new information on the Texas workplace injury and illness rate for the year 2013. Overall, the statistics show a decrease in both injuries and illness. Here are a...

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