The trucking industry has been struggling for a while with a shortage of qualified drivers. While this has a lot of implications for the nation as a whole, it’s impossible to ignore the shortage’s consequences on roadway safety – especially when you consider the...
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Newer trucking companies involved in rising number of crashes
Truck drivers in New Mexico and around the country carry not only the responsibility of moving freight but also employing safe drivers. Operating a tractor-trailer requires more training and experience than driving a smaller passenger vehicle. In addition to drivers'...
Truck accidents may come with complexities
When a motor vehicle accident happens, the victims who suffer losses typically file a lawsuit or insurance claim for compensation. Unlike car collisions, truck crashes in New Mexico can be more complex, which may delay expectations for settlement dates. Truck crash...
Ending the truck accident crisis in Utah
Sadly, many people die each year in New Mexico due to truck accidents. The rate of these accidents has been escalating at an alarming rate. These kinds of accidents increased by 13% between 2020 and 2021. While some of this may be attributed to increasing deliveries...
Truck driving while tired in New Mexico is hazardous
In New Mexico, truck drivers can drive up to 11 hours a day; federal law can extend that time to 14 hours after being off duty for ten hours. Compared to other professions, that's a lot of time spent working, often leading to drowsiness. How fatigue affects truck...
Reasons why truck accidents are so catastrophic
The commercial trucks driving on New Mexico roads are much larger and heavier than average passenger cars. When accidents occur between over-the-road trucks and passenger vehicles, the injuries can be catastrophic. When most truck crashes happen Fatal truck accidents...
Get ready for International Roadcheck 2023
International Roadcheck 2023 is a major commercial safety initiative that is coming soon. The event will occur across North America from May 16 to 18. Drivers in New Mexico are especially advised to be on the lookout for representatives of this program. It will affect...
Winter driving tips for truck drivers in New Mexico
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...
How can truckers prevent fatal truck accidents?
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...
Factors to consider when resolving a truck accident claim
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...