Licensed in
New Mexico and Vermont
Licensed in
New Mexico and Vermont
While many associate New Mexico with the warm and sunny temperatures of the desert, parts of the state average more than 100 inches of snow each year. The very northern mountain regions average more than 300 inches of snow. If you drive through New Mexico, you may...
In New Mexico and across the United States, truckers should slow down and resist the temptation to beat the clock. Driving at a safe speed may prevent someone from incurring a traumatic brain injury or spinal injury. Either of these injuries may result in serious...
Many companies transport goods throughout the state of New Mexico. One of the most popular ways to transport items from one location to another is by truck. Unfortunately, these trips can sometimes cause multiple vehicles to collide. If you're involved in this type of...
It's a common scene on New Mexico highways. You're driving along, and then suddenly, you see a semi-truck careen out of control and plow into the median. The chances of getting into an accident under these circumstances are extremely high. Thus, let's look at what can...
Teens are coming to the world of the long haul in the field of professional truckers. There was a time when the median age for truckers was 54, but a shortage in haulers has prompted a need to cover the gap in New Mexico and across the country. This has led ambitious...
Residents of New Mexico may be interested the ways that a trucker can reduce the possibility of an accident. What are some of the causes of these catastrophic events on the highway? Some common causes No trucker wants to get into an accident. According to ATBS, some...
Drivers in New Mexico, especially those of 18-wheelers, are all too liable to engage in harsh driving: that is, harsh acceleration, harsh braking and harsh turns. This applying of more than usual force to the accelerator and brakes is usually a sign of aggressive...
Drinking a large amount of coffee can benefit many truck drivers over the short term. However, one study argues that drinking it excessively for the long term can raise the risk of a crash. Truckers in New Mexico should know that this study focused on two groups of...
New Mexico motorists know about the dangers that they may cause when they engage in distracted driving. People texting or surfing the internet while operating a vehicle can easily crash into other cars and pedestrians, causing serious and even fatal accidents. This is...
Many people in New Mexico and across the country fear driving near large trucks, especially due to the damage that can be caused when one is involved in a crash. Due to the size, weight and mass of semi-trucks, other drivers and passengers involved in a collision are...
