Recent Posts in the Legislation Category

• Laws Regarding Truck Accidents

  Nov 6, 2016
  Owing to the sheer size of trucks, getting into an accident with one can cause catastrophic damage. If you or your loved one has been injured by a ...
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• New Speed-Limiting Technology May Prevent Truck Accidents

  Sep 6, 2016
  Most drivers have experienced the anxiety of seeing a big rig rapidly approaching in the rearview mirror. On the other hand, many have also driven ...
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• MAP-21 in Place for Safety Progress

  Jul 17, 2016
  The government and crash investigators, as well as much of the general public, have long since recognized a need for greater safety procedures and ...
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• Texas Laws Set the Scene for National Cell Phone Action

  Aug 12, 2015
  If you're driving in Texas, you may want to consider keeping both hands on the wheel. Cell phone laws have been ramping up across the country and ...
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• Dueling Proposals in Congress on Allowable Truck Weights, Part 2

  Jul 18, 2013
  Let's pick up the threads of the discussion we began in part one of this post on dueling proposals in Congress on truck weight limits. One proposal is ...
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• Dueling Proposals in Congress on Allowable Truck Weights, Part 1

  Jul 16, 2013
  It's already been a month since we last posted on the subject of weight limits for trucks. In our June 13 post, we noted that some trucking industry ...
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• Comments on the Texas Petition for Secession

  Nov 15, 2012
  Chuck Thompson's article in the New Republic responds to the recent 80,000-signature-strong petition to the White House requesting that Texas be ...
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• Leave 'Hydrofracking' to the States, Say Local Officials

  May 2, 2012
  "Unreasonable," "unnecessary," "hijack," and "knee-jerk" are all words used by state lawmakers and other officials whose local economies largely rely ...
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