Driving barefoot is a topic that often sparks debate among motorists. Many drivers wonder whether operating a vehicle without shoes is legal and, if so, whether it is advisable from a safety standpoint. All Texas drivers need to understand the legal implications of barefoot driving. Are There Barefoot Driving Laws in Texas? Contrary to popular […]
Read moreTexas has dozens of traffic laws on the books, each of which is designed to address specific public safety concerns. One such law requires drivers to have two license plates. Most registered vehicles in Texas must have both a front and rear plate. Here’s everything you need to know. Does Texas Require Front And Rear […]
Read moreIn a state as large and diverse as Texas, people sometimes choose to live or sleep in their cars temporarily or even long-term. It might be a quick solution for overnight travel or a cost-saving alternative during tough financial times. But is it legal? While no statewide law prohibits you from spending the night in […]
Read moreThe state of Texas is making a major change to its vehicle inspection laws. Starting in 2025, drivers will no longer be required to have an annual safety inspection done for most vehicles. Residents will need to adapt to these changes as the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) implements the policy shift. If you’re […]
Read moreEvery parent in Fort Worth wants to keep their child safe, especially on the road. Accidents, like rear-end or T-bone collisions, can be dangerous. Safety is a top priority, which is why knowing when it’s safe for your child to ride in the front seat is crucial. It’s not just about avoiding accidents; it’s also […]
Read moreTraffic laws provide rules to guide cars sharing the road as to when it is their turn to drive. These laws are called right-of-way laws. Understanding and respecting right-of-way laws is fundamental to safe driving; these rules help prevent accidents and ensure a smooth flow of traffic. This blog will focus on the right-of-way laws […]
Read moreEach state operates its own car accident insurance system, which kicks in after a crash resulting in property damage and/or injuries. States can choose between two basic frameworks–no-fault insurance and at-fault insurance. Texas is an “at-fault” insurance state. How “At-Fault” Insurance Works In an at-fault state like Texas, an injured car accident victim has two […]
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