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Sources Behind the Arlington Accident Guide

Short answer: Arlington road numbers come from our own analysis of TxDOT CRIS records and from the Jim Ross Law and City of Arlington Safe Streets data. Health and insurance statements come from the published studies listed below, each linked to its source.

Local crash data

Studies we cite, and where

StudyWe use it forLink
Carroll LJ et al., Bone and Joint Decade 2000–2010 Neck Pain Task Force. Spine, 2008Whiplash: how long neck pain lastsSource
Cormier J et al. Spine, 2018Whiplash: what low-speed tests showSource
Al-Khazali HM et al. Pain, 2020Headaches and delayed symptomsSource
Pourmand A et al. American Journal of Emergency Medicine, 2024Seat belt bruisesSource
Hartvigsen J, Boyle E, Cassidy JD, Carroll LJ. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, 2014How long concussion symptoms lastSource
SAE 2019-01-1218 and SAE 2025-01-5041Crash-dummy concussion studiesSource
Transportation Research Interdisciplinary Perspectives, 2025PTSD after crashesSource
Wiangkham T et al. PLOS One, 2015Active vs. passive careSource
NHTSA, Traffic Safety Facts 2023 (DOT HS 813 762)U.S. injuries and deaths, 2023Source
Insurance Research Council via Insurance Information Institute, 2025Uninsured Texas driversSource
Insurance Research Council press release, 2025Uninsured or underinsured driversSource

Laws and official sources

Texas Transportation Code §§550.026, 550.062, 550.065 and 601.072; Insurance Code §§1952.101 and 1952.152; Civil Practice and Remedies Code §§16.003 and 33.001; the Texas Office of Public Insurance Counsel; the TDI Auto Bill of Rights; and TxDOT's crash report pages. Each is linked where it's used.

The lawyer studies (IRC, Browne & Puelz, Browne & Pryor, Feinman) are discussed with links on do I need a lawyer?

Last reviewed October 31, 2026. Medical review: pending. Sources are linked in each section and collected on our research library.