Driving at such high speeds puts everyone on the road at risk Albuquerque residents on Coors Boulevard NW have been complaining for months about drivers...
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April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month
New Mexico has the highest distracted driving death rate in the U.S. Nowhere in the U.S. has a higher fatal distracted driving car accident rate...
Read MorePedestrian Deaths Spike in U.S. From Reckless Driving
An Albuquerque pedestrian accident attorney explains the problem According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), 6,205 pedestrians died and an estimated 76,000 were...
Read MoreBicycling Advocates Call For Safety Considerations in Santa Fe
A personal injury lawyer discusses the dangers cyclists, pedestrians face Bicyclists and pedestrians are vulnerable out on the road. One negligent driver can cause an...
Read MorePedestrian Dies in Albuquerque Hit-and-Run Crash
When people are using the crosswalk or simply walking on the side of the road, they don’t expect to get hurt. But pedestrian accidents caused...
Read MoreNearly 40% of the Fatal Crashes in New Mexico Are Caused by Speeding
A car accident lawyer serving Albuquerque and Santa Fe explains New Mexico's need for speed is a deadly problem. The state was recently named among...
Read MoreI-25 in New Mexico Ranked the Worst Road for Driving in Clear Conditions
A car accident lawyer in New Mexico explains why Rain, fog, snow, and other types of weather events can create conditions that are dangerous for...
Read MoreCrashes Involving Drunk Drivers Are on the Rise in New Mexico
An Albuquerque car accident lawyer reveals what you should know A recent sobriety checkpoint in Albuquerque caught 10 allegedly drunk drivers in one night. The...
Read MoreYoung drivers who use cellphones engage in other risky behaviors
New Mexico car accident lawyer explains dangers and how to stay safe A recent study found that young drivers who operate a cellphone while driving...
Read MoreAmid increasing traffic accident deaths, Albuquerque launches safe-roads initiative
After two years of development, the City of Albuquerque has released its plan to eliminate roadway deaths by 2040. The plan is called "Vision Zero...
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