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Typically when you hear about a New Mexico motorcycle accident when the driver admits to drinking at a bar beforehand and tests positive for alcohol, you can expect DWI charges to follow. However, apparently the rules change when the suspected New Mexico drunk driver is a police officer.Steve Lynn of the The Daily Times…

A recent fatal accident in Taos Canyon leaves a woman coping with her serious injuries while simultaneously mourning the loss of her husband. The accident occurred on November 2nd when a a vehicle crossed the center line and struck the motorcycle head on. The driver was cited for vehicular homicide after his reckless driving…

According to a foreign research company, it may not be long before New Mexicans have a third eye watching their every move. The company has found a way to install a small camera in the front windshield of most vehicles for under $1000.The camera, or “eye” constantly monitors obstacles approaching the vehicle and notifies…

New Mexicans often read about a new drunk driving car accident in Albuquerque, Farmington, Las Cruces, or most any other New Mexico city every week. But, believe it or not, New Mexico was recently cited as a success story in the fight against drunk driving accidents. An out-of-state article focusing on drunk driving laws…

Albuquerque and New Mexico car accidents are often the result of drunk drivers. Not surprisingly, during the holidays these numbers spike. Often times the question is raised regarding what extra money can be recovered from an Albuquerque drunk driving car accident. Typically, if the drunk driver has insurance it will cover medical expenses, pain…

Drunk driver accidents in New Mexico have consistently been a problem. However, upon closer examination, the nature of their influence has changed over time. In 1982 roughly 65% of all accidents in New Mexico, including Albuquerque, were caused by drunk drivers. Since that time there has been a fairly consistent drop in alcohol related…