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Thanksgiving Travel Not all of us travel over the river and through the woods to celebrate Thanksgiving. Some of us do but not all. Most of us travel by car-full-of-kids on the beloved full-of-families highways. When you're saying to yourself that it feels more crowded and hectic... Read More →

I-10 Traffic Construction The area of I-10 that sits between Beltway and Highway 6 is about to get a spacious new make-over. I-10 is the largest freeway in North America and boasts the highest mile markers. The section of I-10 that’s in Houston is also the widest highway in the... Read More →

Tips for Texans in Autumn Is it getting chilly in your town? The hotter the summers, the longer they feel. Enjoy the sweet relief from the heat, while it lasts, with these tips for Texas in the great autumn season. Roll the Windows Down Studies show that cold air is good for your... Read More →

Distracted Driving According to a 2010 report on distracted driving conducted by the National Safety Council, “There is strong evidence to support that under-reporting of driver cell phone use in crashes is resulting in a substantial under-estimation of the magnitude of this... Read More →

The Air Car The first air compression engine was developed to power trains and gained pretty great traction during the 1800’s. Cars then claimed the technology thanks to Charles B. Hodges. Starting in 1896, he was profiting from the industry excitement. While the inventor of the... Read More →

Funny Distracted Driving Jake White is a father of three and a true master at his craft. His most recent toddler hack won the love of the internet. Parents can take a note from this dad’s book. Fighting distracted driving should be a major priority. That means creative ways to... Read More →

The Journey of 3D Printed Cars The magic of printing three-dimensional matter was first seen in the 1980’s when Charles Hull introduced the Stereolithography printing technique. He founded a company called 3D Systems that is still up and running today. In the early days of... Read More →

Heat Stroke: The App That Could Save a Life In 2014, 32 children died of heatstroke alone. As we transition into the summer, keeping your children safe is always a priority. With increased fun comes increased risks. The kids are out of school, the swimming and outdoor play is... Read More →

Are the police violating your rights? License plate recognition technology was born in the United Kingdom in 1976. In the early stages of scanning license plates, they weren’t very practical and were hardly used. As time went on, their evolution opened doors that only technology... Read More →

5 Ways To Stay Safe During Memorial Day Weekend Memorial Day is a great time for fun and celebration but it's also important to stay safe! Here are 5 ways to stay safe during Memorial Day Weekend. 1. Limit your alcohol. If you've had ANY Alcohol to drink, avoid driving. It's... Read More →