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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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Amputations after an 18-wheeler wreck can cause phantom-limb pain, permanent impairment, disfigurement, lost earning capacity, and lifelong prosthetic and medical needs. Learn what compensation may be available after a catastrophic Dallas-Fort Worth truck accident.
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The vehicle that physically hit you may not be the vehicle that started a Dallas multi-car wreck. An unsafe lane change by an 18-wheeler can force several drivers to brake, swerve, and collide within seconds. Learn how the entire sequence can be investigated.
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Narrow lanes, temporary striping, concrete barriers, sudden lane shifts, and traffic backups leave little margin for error when an 18-wheeler moves through a Dallas construction zone. Learn how truck-driver conduct, cameras, electronic data, and changing roadway conditions may help determine what caused the wreck.
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Texas's extreme heat and dry conditions can turn tire failures, hot catalytic converters, truck problems, and ordinary crashes into dangerous vehicle and roadside fires. Here is why these incidents are becoming especially concerning during the summer of 2026.
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An 18-wheeler driver may believe the truck has cleared your vehicle because the tractor passed you. But if the trailer is still beside your car when the driver changes lanes, the trailer can strike or push your vehicle. Learn what evidence may prove how the wreck happened.
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An 18-wheeler driver who realizes too late that an exit is approaching should not cut across several lanes of Dallas traffic. Learn why these last-second maneuvers are dangerous and what evidence may show why the truck suddenly changed lanes.
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An 18-wheeler does not have to physically hit your vehicle to cause a serious wreck. If a truck suddenly changes lanes and forces you into a barrier, off the highway, or into another vehicle, evidence showing how the truck moved may become critical.
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Crush injuries after an 18-wheeler wreck can cause compartment syndrome, rhabdomyolysis, kidney damage, nerve injuries, severe fractures, and amputation. Learn the warning signs, potential compensation, and why critical evidence should be preserved immediately.
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If State Farm insures the driver who hit you, or if State Farm is your own insurance company, understanding which claim is being handled and what information the adjuster wants can make a major difference after a Dallas car accident.
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