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Construction workers are at a much higher risk of hearing loss compared to workers in other industries, according to a recent study conducted by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) and published in the Journal of Safety Research. The findings highlight how prevalent work-related hearing loss is within the construction industry, where...

San Antonio drivers can expect significant changes on the roads this year as several major infrastructure projects, including the expansion of Interstate 35, move forward. These projects are intended to improve traffic flow and reduce the risk of car accidents in a city known for some of the worst traffic congestion in the country. “We’re...

December is a time to celebrate the holiday season with family and friends. However, it's also a time when more people will likely consume alcoholic beverages. Sadly, some of those people will then get behind the wheel and put themselves and others in danger. That's why December has been designated as National Impaired Driving Prevention...

Construction sites in Texas are inherently dangerous, whether for commercial high-rises or residential homes. Every year, workers face serious risks of construction accidents that can lead to injuries or fatalities. In 2022, the Texas construction industry saw 141 fatal occupational injuries, marking an increase from 127 in 2021. These fatalities accounted for 24% of all...

Working in Texas mines or refineries is critical for our economy, but it comes with severe risks for workers. These industries operate with heavy machinery, dangerous chemicals, and explosive materials, creating a hazardous environment for workers. Unfortunately, when safety protocols are not strictly followed, devastating work accidents can happen, leading to serious injuries or even...

Bexar County officials recently voted to spend $400,000 on a wide-ranging plan designed to reduce the number of car accidents throughout the Texas county. As part of the plan, officials will identify exactly where the most car accidents occur in San Antonio and other parts of Bexar County. “One of the things about Bexar County,...

Operating a large commercial truck requires a great deal of skill, attention, and control. Alcohol and drug violations often lead to catastrophic truck accidents linked to driver impairment. However, it's not just drivers who bear the responsibility to avoid impaired driving. Trucking companies should take measures to keep impaired truck drivers off the road. Currently,...

Construction workers in San Antonio and throughout Texas face serious daily risks on job sites, from falling off scaffolds to getting injured by heavy equipment. These construction accidents often lead to serious and potentially fatal injuries. However, with a combination of awareness, proper planning, and safe practices, many of these incidents can be avoided. What are...

Learn how traffic congestion often leads to collisions San Antonio drivers on the east side of the city can expect long-term closures involving parts of I-410 for at least a year, forcing drivers to seek an alternative route to access this major San Antonio highway, according to MySA. According to the Texas Department of Transportation...

Safety investigators are calling on the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) to tighten its electronic logging device (ELD) standards after a devastating crash revealed how trucking companies manipulate hours-of-service (HOS) logs. The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) included this recommendation in a report following a fatal crash in December 2022 on I-64 in Virginia,...