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We’re Headed into the Worst Holidays for Crashes

Many people erroneously believe that the fall and winter holidays, including Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s Eve, are the most dangerous for driving, but the spring and summer holidays of Memorial Day, Independence Day, and Labor Day are actually the most risky. In fact, recent studies—including one by the National Safety Council (NSC)—reveal that car … Read more

Tax Day and Crashes

Have you filed your taxes yet this year? In the days leading up to the filing of your taxes, your stress level can go through the roof. You worry about whether or not you’re doing something wrong. You worry about having to write a huge check. And you worry about getting everything filed by the … Read more

Don’t Count on the Luck of the Irish!

(Updated) The Luck of the Irish can’t protect you from being in a car accident this St. Patrick’s Day! But there are things that can! As the 4th most popular drinking holiday after New Year’s, Christmas, and the 4th of July, St. Patrick’s Day is known for its alcohol-based parties—and alcohol-related car accidents. In fact, the National … Read more

Are You Driving to Your Spring Break Destination?

With the government in partial shutdown and the problems with staffing TSA, flying is proving to be a real headache for many spring break travelers. If your 2026 spring break plans keep you far from the nearest airport, you may be truly counting your blessings. But there are still headaches you can face as you … Read more

Preparing for Daylight Saving Time

Daylight Saving Time begins this weekend. On Sunday, March 8th, at 2:00 a.m., time will “spring forward” one hour to 3:00 a.m. For many of us, the thought of losing an hour of sleep and the adjustments our bodies must make to manage the time change over the upcoming weeks (and sometimes months) can feel … Read more

Avoid That Crash!

In our blog series, we have covered some of the most common causes of crashes. Here at Accident & Injury Chiropractic, we believe it’s good to periodically review driving risks, so we can all stay safer on the roads. To that end, here is a review of the most common causes of car wrecks—beginning with … Read more

Watch out for Kids!

Portrait of smiling multiracial elementary school students standing with arm around in classroom

Yes, it’s that time of year again. Kids are headed back to school. They’re excited to be starting a brand-new year. Parents are exited to be back to their regular routines. As drivers who are sharing the road with parents, ISD employees, and the precious cargo in their charge, let’s make sure we do everything … Read more

Take a Scenic Drive Daycation in or Around Dallas

As we head into the spring and summer months, your thoughts may turn toward beautiful vacation spots around the country (or the world). But did you know that you don’t have to go far (or spend lots of time and money) to enjoy a tranquil respite from your busy life? In fact, you can take … Read more

Is Drowsy Driving as Dangerous as Drunk Driving?

Did you know that drowsy driving is responsible for a significant percentage of car wrecks each year? Between hospitalizations, property damage, and other costs, the estimated expense incurred here in the United States for drowsy driving is anywhere between $12.5 billion and $109 billion every year. Yet, drowsy driving doesn’t receive nearly as much attention … Read more

Car Innovations in 2025

Attractive female driver in formal wear, operating the touchscreen on the dashboard in her electric car inputting data before commencing to drive. View from inside the vehicle.

At the beginning of each year, we like to report on the new technology trends in the automotive industry—especially as they relate to safety—and 2025 has some developments of note. Here are a few of them. Augmented Reality Dashboards Though head-up displays (HUDs) have been around for several years, the newest versions incorporate augmented reality … Read more