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College Station Trucking Surge: How Jim Schlossnagle’s Return Is Driving Up Hotel Prices and Truck Traffic Risks When Hotel Demand Meets Highway Danger: A Perfect Storm on College Station’s Roads The return of Jim Schlossnagle to College Station as head baseball coach at Texas A&M has created an unexpected ripple effect across the Brazos Valley - one that’s filling hotel rooms and congesting highways in equal measure. While fans celebrate the Aggies’ new leadership, the surge in hotel bookings is bringing something else to town: more trucks on already crowded roads. Here’s what most people don’t realize: hotel construction booms and event-driven tourism spikes don’t just mean more guests - they mean more 18-wheelers delivering supplies, equipment, and materials. And in College Station, where I-35, Highway 6, and the University Drive corridor already handle heavy freight traffic, this additional truck volume creates serious safety risks for local drivers. At Attorney911, we’ve seen firsthand how sudden increases in commercial traffic - whether from construction projects, seasonal events, or economic shifts - lead to more accidents. When hotels fill up, trucks roll in. And when trucks roll in, the risk of catastrophic collisions goes up. College Station’s Trucking Corridors: Where Risk Meets…