Motorcycle Safety Tips & Facts
Motorcycles are a great way to enjoy the beautiful landscape of New Mexico while traveling, but they can also be a hazard as they are smaller and less visible to other drivers on the road. This put...
Blog0Dangers of Drunk Driving: Farmington, Las Cruces, and Santa Fe
According to the New Mexico Department of Transportation, in 2019 alone, New Mexico had 2,237 alcohol-related accidents in the state, resulting in 175 fatal crashes, and 984 crashes involving injur...
Blog0Defined: Distracted Driving
Hands on the wheel Eyes on the road Focus on driving These are some of the most basic driving rules. However, you may be surprised to know that many drivers don’t always practice them. Failing ...
Blog0Driving 101: Back to the Basics
Before getting their driver’s license, every New Mexico driver must prove that they know the rules of the road and are able to properly and safely operate a vehicle. However, after some time, dri...
Blog0Is Your Car Safe for Albuquerque Roads?
46,786—according to the New Mexico Department of Transportation’s 2018 Traffic Crash Annual Report, that’s the number of reported traffic crashes on New Mexico public roadways in 2018; averaging ...
Blog0BAC Breakdown & Its Effects on Driving
Anyone who gets behind the wheel should be prepared to drive safely, cautiously, and to the best of their ability, but unfortunately, this isn’t always the case—especially in New Mexico. The Land...
Blog0Tech Features That Support Safe Driving
While car accidents differ in many aspects, two main factors remain the same; the driver and the vehicle. Though it’s ultimately every driver’s responsibility to safely and competently operate ...
Blog0Tips for a Safer Summer Road Trip
Amidst the coronavirus pandemic, many vacationers are choosing to hit the highways this summer, opting for road trips as a safer, more socially distanced means of travel. While in some instances th...
Blog0Simple Tips for Safer, Smarter Driving
Everyone with a driver’s license has passed a driving test, and therefore, should be equipped to safely and responsibly operate a vehicle. Still, many car accidents in Albuquerque are caused by inc...
Blog0Albuquerque’s Most Dangerous Intersections & How to Stay Safe
Intersections—where drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists meet, traveling in four different directions and all at different speeds. There are plenty of lights, signals, signs, arrows, lanes, and mor...
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