Safety & Security
Practical tips to help Texans stay prepared, protected, and resilient.
Barbecue fires are almost always preventable.
Types of Tires for Every Driving Condition
Texas has a diverse range of driving conditions. Can your tires handle them all?
No one plans for a car accident but knowing what to do next can make it a little easier to navigate.
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Don’t let your car get too hot to handle.
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Burglary is not all crowbars and broken glass. These days, some thieves use social media and doggie treats to ensure a quick and covert crime.
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As more urban Texans ditch their cars for bikes on their daily commute, here are ways to make sure you stay safe during your time in the saddle.
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Take a deep breath and follow this guide.
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As your family prepares for an extended vacation away from home, here’s how to protect your home.
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Many new drivers fear the day of their driver’s test. But this obstacle to open-road freedom shouldn’t be any scarier than a speed bump.
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Texas weather changes fast. Take precautions to ensure that you aren’t caught by sudden, dangerous weather.
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Forge your own path across Texas.
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Before you head out to enjoy Texas’ many beautiful rivers and lakes this summer, it is useful to have some familiarity with the state’s water laws and regulations.
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Here’s how to help Texas’ littlest creatures in need.
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Texas beaches are considered public highways, meaning all traffic laws apply.
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Most boating accidents are caused by failing to follow a few simple boating safety guidelines.
