Monthly Archives: October 2026
Accidents During Houston’s Heavy Rain Events and Disputes Over Safe Driving Speed
Heavy rain can turn an ordinary Houston commute into dangerous driving conditions within minutes. Visibility drops, water begins collecting on the pavement, tires lose traction, and traffic may slow suddenly on I-45, I-10, I-69, the West Loop, or neighborhood streets. When a crash follows, one of the first disputes is often surprisingly simple: Was… Read More »
Tanker Truck Accidents in Houston’s Petrochemical Corridor
Houston’s petrochemical corridor puts tanker trucks carrying fuel, chemicals, and other liquid cargo on the same roads used every day by commuters and families. Along SH 225 through Pasadena and Deer Park, around I-610 East, and on routes connecting the Houston Ship Channel with refineries, tank farms, terminals, and industrial plants, a tanker crash… Read More »
Truck Accidents on I-10 Through Houston’s Major Freight Corridor
A serious truck crash on a busy freeway like I-10 should be treated as a time-sensitive evidence problem from the beginning. If you were hit by an 18-wheeler on the East Freeway or Katy Freeway, preserve photographs, witness information, dashcam footage, and the truck’s identifying information as soon as you can. Driver logs, onboard… Read More »
