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Most new-driver crashes in metro traffic are not dramatic high-speed events. They are rear-end collisions at 25–45 mph because the driver ahead tapped the brakes and the teen was two car-lengths … read more

San Antonio teens do not only crash because they are speeding or on a phone. They crash because they are exhausted and still trying to get home from two-a-days, a late shift, or a playoff game in anot … read more

Trains still move through Medina County and the west side of the San Antonio metro. So do unmarked county intersections where the “busier” road is only busier in a local’s head. New … read more

The first car is a family budget decision, a freedom decision, and a safety decision — in that order, if you are not careful. In San Antonio heat, on I-35 and Loop 1604, the wrong used car becom … read more

Texas requires teen drivers to log 30 hours of supervised practice — 20 hours during the day and 10 hours at night — with a parent, legal guardian, or a licensed adult 21 or older who has … read more