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96% of Drivers Witness Road Rage — Know Your Rights if You’re a Victim

Every day, millions of people get behind the wheel, putting themselves and others at risk due to road rage and aggressive driving. Despite advances in vehicle safety, driving remains one of the most dangerous activities, largely due to how drivers behave behind the wheel. Aggressive driving and road rage behaviors make our roads far less...

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NHTSA Proposes New Vehicle Design Rules to Reduce Pedestrian Fatalities

With the rise of SUVs and pickup trucks on the road, pedestrians face increased danger. The size and design of these larger vehicles make them more likely to cause serious or fatal injuries in accidents. Unlike drivers, pedestrians don't have the protection of seatbelts, airbags, or any safety gear. When a collision happens, the impact...

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Hoover Rogers Law and Ben Hoover Recognized in 2024 Wichita Falls Community’s Choice Awards

At Hoover Rogers Law, LLP, we’re thrilled to announce that both our firm and Senior Partner Ben Hoover have been honored in the 2024 Wichita Falls Community’s Choice Awards. Ben was voted the top attorney in the “Attorney” category, and Hoover Rogers Law, LLP was named the winner in the “Law Firm” category. We are...

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National Traffic Awareness Month Aims to Prevent Accidents

August is National Traffic Awareness Month, a critical time to promote road safety and good driving habits to prevent car accidents. That message is especially important since car wrecks remain a serious problem nationwide and around the world. “National Traffic Awareness Month aims to shed light on the safety rules that can help prevent major...

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Pedestrian Traffic Deaths Drop in 2023, But Still Above Pre-Pandemic Levels

Pedestrian accidents are among the most devastating incidents on our roads. Every year, too many lives are lost, and countless families are forever changed by these preventable tragedies. Fortunately, pedestrian traffic deaths decreased in 2023. While this may seem like a win for road safety and news to celebrate, pedestrian traffic deaths remain significantly higher...

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NHTSA Sounds Alarm on Distracted Driving: 'Pay the Price or Risk Lives'

Recent data released by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reveals that 40,990 people lost their lives in traffic accidents in 2023. Despite an increase in driving—with total miles reaching 67.5 billion in 2023—traffic-related deaths fell by 3.6%. However, distracted driving remains a serious concern. April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month In light of...

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