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Because oil operators in Texas often have to work alone, it's imperative that they take the utmost safety precautions. There are several ways that oil operators can stay safe in the field. Being cautious about taking risks It's not uncommon for oil operators to need...
Driving in San Antonio can be both scenic and chaotic, much like any other major urban area. However, local roads might not be as safe as those in other metros. A recent study shows that Texas ranks as the fourth worst state for drunk driving in the United States....
More than 4,000 people are killed each year in Texas and around the country in motor vehicle accidents involving heavy commercial vehicles. Experts say that equipping the nation’s semi-tractor trailers with advanced driver assistance systems could save many of these...
Sadly, many people in Texas suffer from catastrophic injuries each year. Many of those injuries affect the spinal cord and can end up being permanent and even disabling. Spinal cord injuries can affect the way the brain and body function and result in significant...
Staying aware of a trucker's blindspots can protect you from a potential accident. Sometimes, no matter how good you drive, a truck driver can act impulsively and veer into your lane without enough warning. Commercial trucks have much larger blindspots than a regular...
Oversized pickup trucks are almost everywhere on Texas roads. San Antonio residents may see massive pickup trucks pulling into supermarkets and other parking lots in metropolitan areas. Since huge trucks appear so commonplace, people forget that these vehicles...
Operating an inadequately maintained vehicle may increase a motorist's risk of causing a crash while traveling on a Texas highway. Unfortunately, it isn't uncommon to see individuals driving cars that have defective brakes, improperly inflated tires or dull...
The number of fatal motor vehicle accidents involving large trucks has risen sharply in Texas and around the country in recent years, which has prompted a coalition of 40 insurance companies, consumer advocacy groups, safety organizations and labor unions to call on...
Most of the products on store shelves in Texas and around the country are delivered to retailers by semi-tractor trailers that can weigh as much as 40 tons. While large commercial vehicles play an important role in the economy, they are often involved in accidents...
The development of "gig economy" apps greatly expanded the way consumers could call on delivery drivers. Food, books, consumer electronics, and furniture become ready to purchase and deliver with ease. Delivery drivers may find themselves in a rush to get an order to...
