The 72-Hour Giving Frenzy with our friends at South Plains Food Bank is here! What exactly is this event? This week, beginning Tuesday, September 24th at Noon and ending Friday, September 27th at Noon, we are asking for your donation in order to end hunger for as many people as possible across the south plains….
We all want our children to be as safe as possible in every situation. Keeping them safe while in the car might seem simple enough, but plenty of factors you might not be aware of play into road safety for children. In an effort to ensure the safety of children while riding in cars, the…
We all know that feeling we get when the traffic light turns yellow or suddenly red just as we are approaching the intersection. Most of us have been guilty of running a red light or two, whether accidental or not. While it can be an easy mistake to make and an easy habit to get…
Now that school has started back up again, we can all expect to see more school buses operating on Texas roads. Of course, more school buses on the road means more traffic laws drivers everywhere must obey. The problem? Many drivers in Texas aren’t exactly sure when it is or is not okay to pass…
As parents, we know the liberating, yet terrifying feeling when our teenagers start to drive themselves places. Sure, they completed their driver’s education classes with flying colors and you spent hours upon hours teaching them your own best practices and giving them lessons on the road. But what happens when you aren’t there? While it…
Driverless trucks have officially hit the roads in Texas and are ready for business. Kodiak Robotics, the developer of the automated vehicles, has confirmed eight driverless trucks are now making deliveries on Texas roads, running between Dallas and Houston to start. The company claims more trucks will certainly hit the road soon, but for now…
Summer is slowly but surely coming to an end, which means the school year is about to start back up again. With all the excitement of starting new classes, meeting new teachers, and making new friends, it can be easy to forget other important things that come with the new school year, like school safety….
Bicycling and walking certainly have their advantages when it comes to commuting in larger cities. Cleaner air, less traffic, and exercise are all positive factors that come with it. Unfortunately, not all results of biking and walking are positive. Though numerous cities throughout the U.S. are striving for a safer environment for pedestrians and bicyclists,…