Interstates in Texas Texas is unique from other states because it has five of the busiest interstates in the nation: Interstate 35 and Interstate 45 going north and south, and Interstates 10, 20 and 30 going east and west.  Used as standard trade routes between the United States, Canada, and Mexico, interstates have the highest proportion of trucks versus motorcycles on the road. Interstate Biking through Texas With the large amount of traffic, high rate of speed, and increased number of large commercial trucks, interstates have a high frequency of motorcycle accidents.   According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, half of all fatal crashes in 2007 occurred on roads with posted speed limits of 55 mph or more. Interstate 35 is especially dangerous because it connects three major urban areas: San Antonio, Austin, and Dallas/Fort Worth.  On average, more than 50,000 vehicles each day travel on I-35 between San Antonio and Dallas, increasing congestion and making it an extremely dangerous route for motorcycles. If You’ve Been Injured on a Texas Interstate Our firm understands that your motorcycle accident injuries most likely occurred on a Texas interstate.  At O’Hanlon, McCollom & Demerath, our knowledge and experience of Texas roadways and motorcycle accidents help us address all types of accident cases.  If you suspect you have an injury due to a motorcycle collision on an interstate or other roadway, and need to talk to an experienced accident attorney, contact us today.

• Causes of Motorcycle Accidents
• Texas Railroad Crossing Accidents
• Driver Negligence in Texas
• Texas DWI Motorcycle Accidents
• Texting and Driving in Texas
• Maintenance for Texas Motorcycles
• Catastrophic Motorcycle Injuries
• Biking on Texas Interstates: I-20 and I-35
• Texas Motorcycle Accident Liability
• Early Investigation After a Motorcycle Accident
• Frequently Asked Questions About Motorcycle Accidents

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