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Teen Drivers Have Highest Accident Risk in First Month after Getting License
by Jonathan S. Harris on November 07, 2011
This week, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is marking Teen Driver Safety Week in order to impress the importance of preventing accidents involving this group of drivers. To coincide with the commemoration of the week from October 17 to October 22, the American Auto Association has released the results of a study into the safe...
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Teen Risk of DUI Increases If Parents Drive Drunk
by Jonathan S. Harris on February 21, 2012
According to a new federal study, teenagers whose parents drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs may be more likely to emulate these dangerous practices themselves. That is not exactly what Houston car accident attorneys would call a shocker, but the study does confirm that good parental influence is probably one of the foremost factors ...
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Study Finds Teens Driving with Passengers Have Increased Accident Risks
by Dennis M. McElwee on April 11, 2012
Texas’ graduated driver’s licensing program in Texas prohibits teen passengers below the age of 21 from traveling with teen motorists. New research confirms to Houston car accident lawyers the need for rules like this. According to the research, teenage drivers, who are driving with passengers of the same age, have a much higher risk of accide...
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Texas Teens Could Benefit from Cell Phone Blocking Technologies
by Jonathan S. Harris on April 19, 2012
Texas continues to lag behind the rest of the country in implementing laws against cell phone use and texting while driving. However, if you are a parent who wants to ensure that your teenage child is not texting while driving or using cell phones at the wheel, there are a number of technologies that can help you do so. Most such technologies i...
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Study Finds Texas Teenagers Some of Worst Drivers in Country
by Jonathan S. Harris on May 03, 2012
It is not the kind of news that should comfort any Houston car accident lawyer. A new study finds that there has been an increase in the number of teenage drivers being killed in accidents. That increase was seen in 23 states, including Texas. In our state, there was a four percent increase in the number of 16 and 17-year-olds killed in accident...

