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Three crashes closed I-635 in one day, and two fatal wrecks hit the same stretch in ten days. Here's what's driving Dallas's most dangerous freeway.
Who pays for damages in a Texas rideshare accident depends on fault and coverage period. Learn how injury and property claims route to the right insurer.
Find out who pays your medical bills after an Uber or Lyft crash in Texas, and how to keep those bills from going to collections while your claim resolves.
If an Uber driver hit your car in Texas, the driver's app status controls which insurance pays. Learn your steps and how to file a claim.
Uber's commercial coverage and your personal auto policy work differently after a crash. Learn which policy pays, when coverage gaps appear, and what passengers can recover in Texas.
Learn who pays after an Uber Eats driver crash in Texas, how the three coverage phases work, and the steps to protect your injury claim.
Texas gives you two years to file a rideshare accident claim. Learn the deadline, discovery rule, minor victim exceptions, and why waiting costs you.
Learn what happens to your Lyft or Uber account after a crash, when deactivation is temporary vs. permanent, and how to appeal your way back on the road.
When a rideshare driver's app was off in Texas, Uber and Lyft owe nothing. Learn who pays, how to prove app status, and your recovery options.
A rideshare driver using their phone or app changes everything about your claim. Learn how Texas law assigns fault, which insurance applies, and how to prove distraction.
Insurers monitor social media from the moment you file a rideshare claim. Learn what posts put your case at risk and how to protect your recovery.
Learn how Uber and Lyft investigate crashes internally, what they're looking for, and what you should do to protect your claim while the review is open.