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The importance of technology in truck accident reconstruction
Accident reconstruction was once limited to an experienced professional taking pictures of the scene and the vehicles involved. From there, the reconstructionist would reach out to those involved in the collision and any witnesses to secure first-hand accounts. Fast...
Is it time to talk to your aging parent about their driving?
It can be extremely difficult to watch an aging parent decline, and the aging process can lead to some difficult conversations. Surprisingly, 39% of adults feel that the most dreaded topic to discuss with an aging parent is when they need to stop driving. This ranks...
Bicycling is increasingly popular in New Mexico, but also increasingly dangerous
Outside Magazine, with one of their offices based in Santa Fe, covers outdoor activities throughout the nation. While the magazine would undoubtedly prefer to focus its stories on the joy of biking and other outdoor recreation, the writers find themselves often in the...
A restaurant’s responsibility to its customers in the era of coronavirus
Delivering food from a restaurant to a customer’s home is not a new innovation. For a small fee, a family could stay at home and await their meal. Over the past several years, GrubHub and Uber Eats have blazed their respective trails in dominating an industry focused...
New Mexico nursing home patients with COVID-19 to be sent to facility with history of violations
Never has more trust been placed in nursing homes to care for elderly patients. However, the COVID-19 pandemic has put many in the senior population at risk of serious illness and death. For owners of nursing homes in so-called “hot zones,” it should be “all hands on...
A treacherous stretch of road: NMDOT looks at dust storms
Even in the midst of a pandemic, spring represents renewal. However, in New Mexico, it also brings dangerously windswept roads throughout the southern part of the state. Gale-force winds plague drivers on Interstate 10 in Lordsburg, specifically between mileposts 1...
Coronavirus pandemic changes how car insurers do business
One of the more striking visuals of the current coronavirus pandemic is the lack of vehicles on New Mexico roads and throughout the country. During the first week of April alone, passenger vehicle travel throughout the U.S. cut nearly in half when compared to early...
Prioritizing safety in vehicle purchases
For many consumers, purchasing a new car can be a lengthy, if not stressful, process. Whether you're financing, leasing or outright purchasing, the vehicle represents a significant investment. Getting your money’s worth goes beyond the “bells and whistles” that come...
Former employees say armored truck company is putting other drivers’ lives at risk
An armored vehicle is supposed to represent security. Not only are the contents purportedly safe and sound; drivers sharing the road assume that the vehicle’s operator is a well-trained professional behind the wheel of an equally secure and well-maintained truck....
Speeders put pedal to metal during pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic has slowed down the entire world, thanks to lockdowns and self-quarantines. Instead of rushing to the workplace, employees move from bedrooms to makeshift offices in another part of their houses. Hectically packing the kids up for a visit to...
