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Study identifies people most likely to be distracted drivers

Study identifies people most likely to be distracted…

According to a new study, certain types of New Mexico motorists are more likely to engage in distracted…

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Lane departure and blind spot warning systems reduce crashes

Lane departure and blind spot warning systems reduce…

Owners of newer vehicles in New Mexico that include safety technology that warns drivers of lane departures and…

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2017 car crash data shows fatalities exceed 40,000

2017 car crash data shows fatalities exceed 40,000

With new technology providing both pros and cons to drivers, New Mexico residents may be wondering what the…

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Distracted driving goes up during the summer

Distracted driving goes up during the summer

On June 15, the Travelers Institute hosted its Every Second Matters symposium at Capitol Hill as a way…

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Studies continue to link new tech to driver distraction

Studies continue to link new tech to driver…

New mobile technology and automated features provide drivers with more and more distractions. New Mexico residents who are…

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Independence Day and its many safety risks

Independence Day and its many safety risks

While it may not be pleasant to think about, the Fourth of July is filled with all kinds…

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Drug use becoming more prevalent in fatal crashes

Drug use becoming more prevalent in fatal crashes

New Mexico drivers might be interested in the findings of a Governors Highway Safety Association report about fatal…

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Why you should call the police after a car accident

Why you should call the police after a…

When a car accident hits, it can be hard to know what to do. You’ll probably have a…

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