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Understand your crash
3 tools
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Texas Crash Report Decoder
Type in the codes on your CR-3 police report and see, in plain English, what the officer wrote about your crash.
Decode your report
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Car Crash Injuries by Speed
Pick a crash type and a speed and see where a body gets hurt, from a rear end crash to a rollover.
See the injuries
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Truck Accident Injuries by Speed
The same view for 10 truck crash types, where a loaded tractor trailer can weigh 80,000 pounds.
See the truck injuries
Your injuries and your claim
3 tools
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Car Accident Injury Checker
Answer a few questions to see which injuries often show up days after a crash, so you know what to tell a doctor.
Check your symptoms
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Rideshare Insurance Coverage Tool
Answer four questions to see which Uber or Lyft policy covers your crash, up to $1 million.
Check the coverage
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Texas Settlement Offer Analyzer
Enter the offer, your medical bills and where your treatment stands to see whether the offer holds up.
Analyze the offer
Texas roads and rules
3 tools
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Most Dangerous Intersections in Texas
A map of the 50 Texas intersections with the most reported crashes in 2025, from TxDOT data.
Open the map
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How Flock Cameras Work
How license plate cameras record every passing car, who controls the record, and how long it is kept: 7 days by default.
See how they work
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Driving Age by State
Learner permit, provisional license and full license ages for all 50 states and DC, each linked to its statute.
Look up a state
Texas crash data, studied.
Our studies of TxDOT crash records and public research. Each one shows its sources and method; most include the data to download.
Texas crash studies
10 studies
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3,762
Texas Road Deaths
people died on Texas roads in 2025, about 10 every day.
See the study
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136,250
Texas Rear End Crash Index
rear end crashes in Texas in 2025, about one in four, with data for 12 cities.
See the study
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68,556
Texas T Bone Crash Index
T bone crashes in 2025, with 2,572 people killed or seriously injured.
See the study
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12.4%
Texas Head On Collision Index
of fatal Texas crashes in 2025 were head on, from 1.4% of all reportable crashes.
See the study
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40,149
Texas Left Turn Crash Index
left turn crashes in 2025, with serious crash rates by signal, speed limit, county and highway.
See the study
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11,722
Texas Rollover Crash Index
crashes with an overturn in 2025, and how often rollovers turn serious.
See the study
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42
Texas Crash Severity Index
TxDOT crash categories compared by serious crash rate, road user, place and road setting.
See the study
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233,958
Parking Lot, Driveway and Backing Crashes
parking lot and private property crash reports from 2021 to 2025, with 213 deaths.
See the study
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3 to 7 p.m.
The After School Crash Window
the hours with nearly 30% of Texas crashes, and what the data shows about them.
See the study
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2019
Texas Red Light Camera Study
the year Texas shut off its red light cameras; a research project on what changed.
See the study
Why a law firm builds free tools.
Clients kept asking the same questions at the kitchen table: what do these codes mean, whose insurance pays, what happens next. So we built the answers into tools anyone can use, client or not.
“Insurance companies are built to pay out as little as possible. My job is to make sure that changes; and that starts with you understanding exactly what you are looking at. These tools are that, for free, whether you ever call us or not.”
A tool can decode the report. It cannot make the insurer pay.
If what you found here raises more questions than it answers, that is usually the sign. Free consultation. No fee unless we win.
Built by J. Alexander Law Firm · Texas personal injury lawyers · Dallas · Fort Worth · Arlington · Houston · San Antonio · Canton.
These tools are general information, not legal advice, and no tool result creates an attorney client relationship. Every case is different; past results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
