🚗 Understanding Rear-End Collisions in Texas Rear-end collisions are one of the most common types of car accidents in Texas. These crashes often occur due to distracted driving, speeding, tailgating, or sudden stops. While many assume the rear driver is always at fault, liability can be complex. ⚖️ Legal Aspects of Rear-End Collision Claims In Texas, proving fault in a rear-end collision relies on negligence laws. The injured party must establish that: ✅ The other driver had a duty of care. ✅ The duty was breached (e.g., following too closely). ✅ The breach caused the accident. ✅ Damages occurred due to the accident. Texas follows modified comparative negligence, meaning a victim can recover damages if they are less than 51% at fault. However, their compensation is reduced by their percentage of fault. 🏛️ Filing an Insurance Claim in Texas Texas requires all drivers to carry minimum liability insurance: - $30,000 per injured person - $60,000 per accident - $25,000 for...
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