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Tarrant County recorded 24,868 car and truck wrecks during the first nine months of 2026. Injuries increased 3.7% from 2025, while overall traffic deaths declined. Explore quarterly comparisons, commercial vehicle crash trends, and the cities and highways with the most reported wrecks.
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2025 data shows thousands of serious truck and commercial vehicle wrecks across Dallas-Fort Worth. Learn where these crashes happened, why they are legally complex, and what injured victims should do after a DFW truck wreck.
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Commercial motor vehicle wrecks in Texas often involve 18-wheelers, tractor-trailers, buses, delivery trucks, public transit vehicles, waste trucks, flatbeds, dump trucks, tankers, and other heavy vehicles. These crashes can cause catastrophic injuries and wrongful death, and they require immediate investigation to preserve critical evidence.
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2025 TxDOT CRIS data shows 720 fatal wrecks and 765 fatalities across DFW-area counties. Learn which roads and cities had the most fatal crashes, including deadly commercial vehicle wrecks on I-20 and East Clarendon Drive.
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Rear-end crashes in Texas are not always as simple as blaming the driver in back. Learn how sudden stops, unsafe lane changes, brake-light problems, and chain-reaction collisions can affect fault after a Dallas rear-end wreck
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Left turn crashes are often blamed on the turning driver, but not always. Here is the rule, the common disputes, and what evidence matters most.
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A data-driven look at the roads in Dallas and Fort Worth where fatal and serious-injury crashes concentrate, plus what to do after a wreck.
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Dump truck crashes can be especially dangerous because these trucks are heavier, stop slower, and often haul loose materials like gravel or dirt that can spill into traffic. We explain the extra safety rules dump trucks must follow (including Texas load-cover/tailgate requirements), who may be liable beyond the driver, and why acting quickly to preserve evidence can strengthen your claim.
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Hurt in an oilfield accident or energy jobsite injury? We explain why oilfield injuries are often catastrophic, how multiple companies on the same site may be liable, and what an oilfield injury lawyer does to protect your claim and recovery.
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