New Mexico Truck Accidents

Truck platooning is a relatively new technique that trucking companies have been attempting to use to save money on fuel. It uses cutting-edge technologies to keep multiple big rigs close together, similar to a convoy. The real-world application of truck platooning, however, has received mixed reviews. Here are four key things to know about truck... read more

Truck drivers sometimes park large commercial trucks on the side of the road so they can get rest in the sleeper berth or take a break. If a truck driver fails to pull far enough over to the side of the shoulder, the trailer or truck bed may stick out into the road. This could... read more

Commercial trucks are involved in thousands of deadly accidents every year. In an effort to prevent truck accidents and improve the safety of highways in New Mexico, the state has passed a new law that prohibits semi-trucks from entering the left lane on any highway that has two lanes or more. The Details of New... read more

Self-driving commercial trucks are a reality that could soon be seen on public roadways. Yet in spite of promises made by autonomous vehicle manufacturers, self-driving vehicles have so far proven unpredictable and dangerous for the public. While self-driving trucks may have the benefit of preventing truck driver error, this new and untested technology could encounter... read more

Driving while tired is one of the most dangerous mistakes that a driver can make. Fatigue can impede a driver’s senses enough to cause a car accident. When a truck driver operates a big rig while drowsy, the outcome can be deadly for surrounding drivers. If you’ve been injured in a truck accident and suspect... read more