TheCrashReporter
TheCrashReporterDavid Miller | The Crash Reporter | Covering traffic safety, accident prevention, and keeping drivers informed and protected.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 22 | Subscribers | Read | thecrashreporter.substack.com |
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The 2025 Texas Roadway Report: Unmasking the Year’s Top Crash Trends
As we close the books on 2025, the data from the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) tells a sobering story. For Texans, the “open road” became significantly more complex this year. While national safety trends stabilized, Texas saw ...
Navigating Texas Deer Season and Visibility
As we move into the heart of January, a specific biological and physical phenomenon takes over Texas roadways. We are currently in the peak window for Animal-Vehicle Collisions (AVC). Across the Hill Country, West Texas, and even the suburb...
The Post-Holiday Hangover: Navigating the Year-End Danger Window on Texas Roads
Christmas is in the rearview mirror, and the New Year is just days away. For most Texans, this week is a blur of return trips, gift exchanges, and the “Great Reset” before 2026 begins. But for investigators and insurance adjusters, this is ...
Who is Liable for Road Debris in Texas? | The Contact Rule Explained
It’s the ultimate Texas highway nightmare: you’re traveling at 75 mph on I-10 or the Grand Parkway when a ladder slides off a contractor’s truck or a Christmas tree catches flight from the roof of an SUV. In a split second, you have to deci...
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David Miller | The Crash Reporter | Covering traffic safety, accident prevention, and keeping drivers informed and protected.
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