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Texas Distracted Driving Commercial Truck Death on I-45 — When the Driver Was on a Phone Sex Call and Killed Someone You are reading this because someone you love was killed by a commercial truck driver who should never have been looking at anything but the road. Maybe it was on I-45, that stretch of concrete between Dallas and Houston that carries more freight and takes more lives than almost any corridor in the state. Maybe you already know the driver was distracted. Maybe you already know he was convicted. And maybe you just learned that a civil lawsuit was dismissed — and you are wondering whether that dismissal means no one will ever be held accountable in dollars, in answers, in the only language the insurance industry understands. It does not mean that. We need you to hear that first, before anything else. The dismissal you read about targeted a specific legal theory against specific defendants — a remote caller and her company. It did not touch the driver. It did not touch the driver’s employer. It did not erase the criminal conviction. It did not close the door on the claims that carry the most insurance dollars. What…