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Complete Streets Act Targets Enhanced Road Safety in New Mexico
A federal program aimed at making streets safer for all road users and reducing the number of car accidents recently received support from U.S. Senator...
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Have you ever caught yourself texting at a red light or going a bit too fast on the highway? We've all been there, doing things...
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Fatal crashes on I-40 prompt call for safety improvements. Fatal car accidents at I-40 work zones have New Mexico traffic and work safety advocates calling...
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In our daily commutes, we breeze through city streets and highways without much thought. Yet, a closer look at road safety reveals subtle risks. A...
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Albuquerque is gaining notoriety for a rise in 18-wheeler accidents resulting in devastating damage, severe injuries, and fatalities. The city's unique combination of factors has...
Read MoreConcussion Signs After a Car Accident
Concussions are among the most common car accident injuries. Concussions are common injuries resulting from car accidents that can have physical, emotional, and financial consequences...
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Albuquerque, NM car accident lawyer explains why speeding is so dangerous. Increasing the speed limit on highways often results in more car accidents, according to...
Read MoreGHSA Report Reveals Sharp Rise in Fatal Pedestrian Accidents
Pedestrian safety is a pressing concern as recent data reveals a sharp rise in fatal pedestrian accidents nationwide, reaching the highest level in over four...
Read MoreNew Mexico Leads US In Teen Driver Fatality Rate
Awareness and education may reduce deadly teen car accidents. New Mexico holds the unfortunate distinction of being the No. 1 state in the United States...
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