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Driverless 18-wheelers are set to hit Texas highways in 2025—but without clear safety regulations in place, are they truly road-ready? Attorney and traffic safety expert Amy Witherite is calling on lawmakers to step up and ensure these massive vehicles meet the same rigorous standards as human drivers. With bipartisan support growing for new regulations, now is the time to take action before these autonomous trucks become a danger on our roads. Learn what’s at stake and why public safety must come first.
Texas Lawmakers Face Pressure to Regulate Autonomous 18-Wheelers Before 2025 Rollout
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Witherite Law Group Secures Settlement for Client Injured in Commercial Rear End Collision
Witherite Law Group secured an $890,000 settlement for a client injured in a commercial truck rear-end collision on Highway 183. The case, led by attorney Mitch Miers, exposed troubling safety failures by the carrier and delivered long-awaited closure for the victim.
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Viral Austin video renews concerns over self‑driving cars in emergencies
A viral video out of Austin is raising questions about how self driving cars respond during emergencies.
A man recorded what appears to be a Waymo vehicle blocking first responders during the deadly shooting on West Sixth Street.
A Waymo robotaxi sits in the roadway as an ambulance tries to reach the scene. The car inches forward but does not clear the way.