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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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The other driver ran a red light—but the crash report blames both drivers because each claims to have had the green light. Learn how a Dallas car wreck lawyer can investigate surveillance video, witnesses, signal timing, vehicle damage, and other evidence to help prove what really happened.
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The Dallas North Tollway carries heavy commuter and commercial traffic through Dallas and into Collin County. This article explains how serious 18-wheeler wrecks on the Tollway are investigated, including rear-end collisions, unsafe lane changes, driver fatigue, braking issues, electronic truck data, trucking-company records, and the different companies that may be responsible.
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Injured in a Dallas wreck involving a Texas Farm Bureau-insured driver? Learn how Texas Farm Bureau investigates claims, what to know before giving a statement, how settlement offers work, and when to contact a Dallas car accident lawyer.
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Were you injured in a Dallas car or 18-wheeler wreck while it was raining? Bad weather does not automatically excuse another driver. Learn how speed, hydroplaning, following distance, truck data, photographs, and other evidence may help determine what caused the crash.
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I-35W is one of the busiest truck and commuter corridors through Fort Worth and Tarrant County. This article explains how serious 18-wheeler wrecks on I-35W are investigated, including rear-end collisions, unsafe lane changes, driver fatigue, brake issues, electronic truck data, trucking-company records, and the different parties that may be responsible.
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Rain, standing water, and flooding can make an 18-wheeler much harder to stop and control. Federal trucking regulations require commercial drivers to use extreme caution, reduce speed, and stop operating when conditions become too dangerous.
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Taken away by ambulance after a Dallas 18-wheeler wreck? Learn what happens to your ambulance and ER bills, what trucking evidence may need to be preserved, and what to expect from the insurance investigation.
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Heavy rain and flash flooding can make Dallas roads dangerous in minutes. Learn how to reduce your risk of hydroplaning, avoid flooded roadways, and understand how fault may be determined after a rain-related car accident.
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A bobtail is a semi-truck tractor operating without a trailer. Learn why a Dallas bobtail wreck may still require a commercial-truck investigation involving the motor carrier, insurance, brakes, maintenance records, and electronic truck data.
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