Texas Roads + Highways

With over 910,000 car accidents last year alone, distractions on Texas roads are more dangerous than you might think—let's break down the surprising ways drivers lose focus.

Every single day, someone in Texas receives devastating news about a loved one lost in a traffic incident; it's a reality we need to face.

A reminder that safety matters: Texas sees hundreds of motorcyclist fatalities yearly. Helmets reduce death risk by 37% and brain injury odds by threefold. Crashes often stem from distracted driving, speed, debris, and yield failures.

Texas law requires car seats for kids under 8 or shorter than 4'9". With child crash deaths on the rise, officials urge parents to buckle up every ride.

Picture this: a drive down Buffalo Gap Road turns wild when a driver juggles steering and a dog at the same time. What a sight!

Car crashes are a leading cause of childhood fatalities. This weekend, there's a chance to learn how to keep little ones safe on the road.

Picture this: young drivers hitting the road for the first time, but Texas has a few surprises in store when it comes to driving safety. Stay tuned.

Feeling the need for speed? Well, Abilene’s police have a plan to change that mindset and keep our roads safer for everyone.

Jaywalking might sound harmless, but in Texas it can land you a fine up to $160. Here’s what the law really says—and why you should stick to the crosswalk.

Thinking of riding in Texas? Learn how to get your motorcycle license, including age-based restrictions, safety classes, and required tests.

With thousands of lives lost on Texas highways, the push for safer driving is more urgent than ever.

There has been an ongoing debate as to whether or not seat belts should be required for all drivers. Well, Texas has spoken out with some facts showing that they may indeed be a good idea.