Instances of drowsy driving, or driver fatigue, are often as deadly as driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol. According to the National Safety Council, about 40% of drivers confess to falling asleep while driving at some point in their lives. Once you...

You can break car accident statistics down in a variety of ways, and they all tell a different story. Looking at the time of day can show when it is safest to drive, for instance, while looking at the type of vehicle can show you the safest type of car to buy the next...

When patients go to the hospital in New Mexico, they expect to receive safe, quality care. However, not all hospitals live up to the same standards. Some hospitals have obtained low rankings over the years for patient safety and health concerns, including two D-rated...

Teen drivers in New Mexico and across the nation might get into fewer car accidents if schools implement later start times, according to a new study. The research was recently published in the Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine. For the study, researchers examined...

It is easy to feel a little paranoid when you encounter a tractor-trailer on a New Mexico highway. You may find yourself asking many questions. When was the last time someone inspected the brakes on that rig? Has the driver slept recently? Does the driver see you...

The loss of a loved one can devastate a New Mexico family in many ways. You may be left grieving your family member but also dealing with expenses that can continue to impact you for years to come. If your loved one died as a result of the actions of another person,...

Driving on multilane highways in New Mexico is a common occurrence. When you first started driving, you may have dreaded having to get on these roads because of heavy traffic and other factors that made it a nerve-wracking experience.In particular, you may have had...

Technology has made it possible to improve living conditions at nursing homes in New Mexico and across the country, but in some cases, the latest advancements and developments have proven dangerous. Recently, the ECRI Institute uncovered some risks...

There are dozens of reasons to ride a bike to work in New Mexico. It is good exercise and good for the environment, and you do not have to pay for gas or insurance for your bike. However, it is also dangerous. Whether you ride as your mode of transportation, for...

Many drivers are noticing the increase in truck traffic with New Mexico’s oil and gas boom. Highways like U.S. 82, U.S. 285, N.M. 128 and N.M. 18 are suddenly filled with semitrucks hauling oil and gas supplies. According to the Albuquerque Journal, this influx...