Every day construction workers repair problems with roads and highways. When this repair is occurring, the roads and highways are usually marked with cones and other traffic markers.

These markers are meant to keep construction workers safe. However, because traffic typically still occurs while roads are being repaired, there is a chance that traffic construction workers could be injured by moving traffic. 

When these accidents occur, the driver or the construction company may be liable. The liability often depends on the facts and circumstances of the case.

If the driver ignores the traffic markers and this leads to the accident, then the driver may be liable. On the other hand, if the driver follows the markers and the markers are misplaced, then the construction company may be liable. 

If you or anyone you know has been injured in a construction traffic accident, contact the Austin construction traffic accident lawyers of Vic Feazell, P.C., at 877-948-4842.

Many drivers on the road frequently talk or text while driving. As some studies have suggested, drivers who text while driving put not only themselves or other drivers at risk.

By texting while driving, drivers often become distracted and do give their full attention to the road. When this occurs, the chance of a traffic accident usually increases. 

While many people understand the risks of texting while driving, some do not understand the similar risks of talking while driving. When drivers talk on the cell phone, they are able to pay attention to the road, but they are not able to give their full attention to the road. 

If you or anyone you know has been injured in a car accident with drivers who text or talk on the cell phone, contact the Austin car accident lawyers of Vic Feazell, P.C., at 877-948-4842.

Texans will no longer be required to include their phone numbers on accident reports. The requirement was removed by the Texas Transportation Commission last month.

Many critics of the old requirement complained that it allowed lawyers and medical providers to garner business from people involved in accidents. 

If you have been involved in a car accident, contact the Austin car accident attorneys at the law offices of Vic Feazell, P.C., at 512-372-8100.

Millions of children every day take the bus to school. Most buses, however, pose a serious risk to children because they lack a number of typical safety instruments.

For instance, most buses do not have seat belts for kids. Without these safety devices, the children on the bus could be seriously harmed in an accident. 

If your child has been injured in the a bus accident, contact the Austin bus accident lawyers of Vic Feazell, P.C., at 512-372-8100.

While electrical appliances are helpful around the house, they pose a risk to all family members. The risk is inherent in the design and energy source for the appliances.

Manufacturers of electrical companies go to great lengths to install safety devices that minimize the risk of electrocution. However, some products are badly designed or may be damaged through wear and tear. When this occurs, people handling these faulty appliances stand a greater chance of being electrocuted. 

In some cases, electrical appliance eletrocutions are not caused by the electrical appliances themselves. In some cases, people are electrocuted because they do not practice enough precaution when plugging in the appliance and are electrocuted when they come in contact with the outlet. 

If you or anyone you know has been injured in an electrical accident, contact the Austin personal injury lawyers of the Law Offices of Vic Feazell, P.C., at 512-372-8100.

A bus carrying 22 students crashed into a pickup truck Tuesday. According to police reports, the accident occurred on FM 1518. 

When medical officials arrived to the scene, they found that 12 students on the bus were injured. However, none suffered serious injuries. 

If your child has been injured in a bus accident, contact the Austin personal injury lawyers of the Law Offices  of Vic Feazell, P.C., at 512-372-8100.

Austin City Council members may prohibit texting while driving, except in emergency circumstances. The the council members will vote on the ordinance next week.

The ordinance would be the first such ordinance in any city in Texas. While it would prohibit texting in most circumstances, it would allow drivers to text while the vehicle is stopped and if the driver is in an emergency situation.

The ordinance would also allow drivers to use navigational systems and other wireless devices that are permanently installed in the car. If you have been injured in an accident involving texting while driving, contact the Austin car accident attorneys of Vic Feazell, P.C., at 512-372-8100.

A girl at a Waco school was killed when a cabinet fell on her Wednesday. According to police reports, two children climbed into a rolling cabinet. While the two were chasing a lizard, the cabinet toppled over and crushed the young girl. 

When medical officials arrived, they took the young girl to a nearby hospital, where she was later pronounced dead. None of the other students at the school was injured in the accident. 

If you have lost a loved one in a school accident, contact the Austin personal injury lawyers of 512-372-8100.

A motorcyclist was involved in a wreck and sustained serious injuries Monday. The man was riding east on U.S. 290 when he hit a Honda Civic and was thrown from his motorcycle. 

According to police reports, the man was taken to a nearby hospital and was in critical condition. The driver of the other car was not charged with any crime, but police said an investigation is ongoing.

If you or anyone you know has been injured in a motorcylce accident, contact the Austin motorcycle accident injury lawyers of Vic Feazell, P.C., at 512-372-8100.

An 8-year-old boy riding his bicycle was hit by a car Tuesday. According to police reports, the boy was peddling down Washington Avenue when he swerved into traffic, where a car could not avoid the boy and hit him.

According to police reports, the boy was seriously injured in the accident, and was not wearing a helmet. The woman driving the car was not cited for the accident.

One way to prevent serious injuries in any bicycle accident is to wear a helmet. However, helmets cannot guarantee safety. If you or someone you knows has been injured in a bicycle accident with a car, contact the Austin car accident attorneys of Vic Feazell, P.C., at 512-372-8100.