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04/16/2026

If you drive in Collin County long enough, you develop a short list of intersections you avoid whenever you can. Maybe it’s the light that always seems to catch you at rush hour, or the left turn where somebody almost clips you every other week. That instinct is not paranoia. It’s pattern recognition, and the crash data usually backs it up.

Plano, McKinney, Allen, and Richardson have all grown faster than their road networks. Frontage roads that were sleepy a decade ago now carry traffic from thousands of new rooftops, two dozen new office campuses, and a steady stream of drivers cutting across town to beat construction. The result is predictable. A handful of intersections in each city show up on crash reports over and over again, and the injuries can be brutal when they happen.

Below is a practical look at the corner-by-corner trouble spots in each city, why they stay dangerous, and what to do if you’re ever the one calling a tow truck from one of them.

For more information about the most dangerous intersections, read our most recent blog:

A local breakdown of the most dangerous intersections in Plano, McKinney, Allen, and Richardson, plus what to do if you're hurt in a crash at one.

03/27/2026

Frisco, Texas has been one of the fastest-growing cities in the United States for over two decades. What was once a quiet farming community north of Dallas is now a sprawling suburb of more than 230,000 residents, with new master-planned neighborhoods, corporate headquarters, and entertainment districts opening at a pace that few cities in the country can match. The PGA of America, the Dallas Cowboys’ headquarters at The Star, and a wave of Fortune 500 relocations have cemented Frisco’s status as a premier destination for families and businesses alike.

But that growth has come with a cost that rarely makes it into the Chamber of Commerce brochures: a steady and significant increase in traffic accidents, injuries, and fatalities across the city.

Learn more about the growth and rise of accidents in Frisco by clicking the link below.

Frisco's explosive growth is driving a surge in traffic accidents. Learn how new development is putting drivers at risk and what to do if you are injured.

02/28/2026

You’re stopped at a red light when suddenly, your vehicle is violently rear-ended. The impact throws you forward, your airbags deploy, and you’re left with whiplash, back injuries, and a totaled car. When you look in your rearview mirror, you see the other driver scrambling to pick up their phone from the floorboard. They never even touched their brakes.

This scenario plays out thousands of times every day across Texas. Distracted driving has become an epidemic on our roadways, and cell phones are the primary culprit. In 2024, distraction was a contributing factor in approximately 20% of all crashes in Texas. Even more alarming, telematics data shows distracted driving rose by over 140% between 2020 and 2023. These aren’t just minor fender benders. Distracted driving causes catastrophic injuries, permanent disabilities, and deaths.

At JML Injury Law, we’ve seen firsthand how cell phone records can transform an accident case from a frustrating “he said, she said” dispute into an irrefutable demonstration of negligence. Understanding what your phone records can prove and how to obtain the other driver’s data is critical to securing the compensation you deserve.

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Learn how cell phone records prove distracted driving in Texas accident cases. Discover what data can be subpoenaed and how it strengthens your injury claim. Free consultation.

02/01/2026

Texas roads are no stranger to construction. From lane closures on I-35 to overnight work zones along U.S. 75, the state is constantly improving and expanding its infrastructure. But with that progress comes risk. Construction zones are hotspots for serious car accidents involving lane shifts, poorly marked detours, and distracted drivers. If you’ve been injured in a crash within a work zone, you may be wondering: who is responsible?

At JML Injury Law, we help injury victims across Texas navigate the complex liability issues involved in construction zone crashes. From negligent drivers to unsafe construction practices, there may be more than one party at fault. In this blog, we break down what you need to know if you’re hurt in a construction-related car accident and how to protect your rights.

Injured in a Texas construction zone crash? Learn who may be responsible—drivers, contractors, or TxDOT—and how JML Injury Law fights for your full recovery.

12/27/2025

Off-road adventures on all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) are a popular pastime throughout Texas, from rural trails to recreational parks. But while ATVs offer fun and freedom, they also come with serious risks. Every year, thousands of riders suffer injuries in ATV accidents, many of which result in costly medical bills, lost income, and long-term consequences.

At JML Injury Law, we want to help Texans understand how they can better protect themselves and their families. One key way to do that is by carrying Personal Injury Protection (PIP) insurance. This blog explains what PIP insurance is, how it applies to ATV accidents, and why it matters more than ever.

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11/30/2025

As electric bikes and e-motorcycles continue to surge in popularity across Texas, many parents are considering these high-tech rides as holiday gifts. But with more kids and teens zipping around on motorized two-wheelers, it is important to understand the legal risks, especially when accidents happen. At JML Injury Law, we want to help Texas families stay informed and protected when it comes to personal injury liability involving e-bikes and e-motorcycles.

As electric bikes and e-motorcycles continue to surge in popularity across Texas, many parents are considering these high-tech rides as holiday gifts. But

11/06/2025

When you visit a store, restaurant, apartment complex, or public venue in McKinney, you expect to be safe. Property owners have a legal duty to maintain their premises and prevent foreseeable hazards. When they fail to do so and someone is injured as a result, the injured person may have grounds for a premises liability claim.

At JML Injury Law, we represent injury victims in McKinney and across Collin County. If you slipped on a wet floor, fell down poorly lit stairs, or were hurt due to unsafe property conditions, you may be entitled to compensation. Here is what you need to know about filing a premises liability claim in Texas.

When you visit a store, restaurant, apartment complex, or public venue in McKinney, you expect to be safe. Property owners have a legal duty to maintain their

09/30/2025

Navigating the streets of Downtown Dallas can be risky for pedestrians. With a growing population, heavy traffic, and fast-paced urban development, the risk of pedestrian accidents continues to rise. Every day, people walking to work, school, or local shops face the danger of being struck by cars, trucks, or public transportation. When these accidents happen, the injuries are often severe, and the legal aftermath can be overwhelming.

At JML Injury Law, we help pedestrian accident victims in Dallas protect their rights and recover compensation. If you or someone you love has been hit by a vehicle in Downtown Dallas, knowing what steps to take and how Texas law protects you can make a big difference.

For more information, check out our newest blog.

Navigating the streets of Downtown Dallas can be risky for pedestrians. With a growing population, heavy traffic, and fast-paced urban development, the risk

08/21/2025

If you drive U.S. 75 (Central Expressway) through Dallas or Collin County, you may have noticed construction signs and shifting lane patterns. That’s because the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) is transforming the current HOV lanes into “technology lanes”, known as Tech Lanes. This modernized approach to traffic flow introduces flexible access rules, aiming to ease congestion for millions of commuters.

As a Texas personal injury law firm deeply familiar with transportation issues and motorist safety, JML Injury Law brings you a detailed breakdown of what this change means—from commuting schedules to accident risk and legal implications.

If you drive U.S. 75 (Central Expressway) through Dallas or Collin County, you may have noticed construction signs and shifting lane patterns. That’s because

07/30/2025

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