Summer Safety Tips for Pedestrians and Cyclists

Pedestrians and cyclists have a high risk of sustaining catastrophic injuries if they are hit by a vehicle. In 2023, New Mexico reported 679 pedestrians involved in traffic crashes. There were 303 cyclists involved in accidents that year. This article, by our Santa Fe personal injury attorneys, explores summer safety tips for pedestrians and cyclists […]

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Why New Mexico Is Ranked #1 For Pedestrian Deaths

In a recent press release for National Pedestrian Safety Month, the New Mexico Department of Transportation (NMDOT) noted that the state ranks #1 in pedestrian fatalities. According to the data, the state sees 4.87 pedestrian fatalities per 100,000 residents, which is more than twice the national average of 2.3. But what makes New Mexico so […]

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What Are the Most Common Causes of Pedestrian Accidents?

Visitors and residents of the greater Santa Fe area enjoy year-round warm weather and dozens of tourist attractions. As a result, the city and suburbs have higher pedestrian traffic than many other parts of the state, from the city’s many shopping centers and walkable recreation areas.  Unfortunately, this also means that there are plenty of […]

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Essential Steps to Take After a Pedestrian Accident

Pedestrian accidents in New Mexico can cause serious or even fatal injuries. Your actions in the aftermath of an accident could affect your right to injury compensation. Here are some essential steps to take after a pedestrian accident to protect your health and your legal rights. Pedestrian Accidents in New Mexico In 2021, New Mexico […]

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Pedestrian Safety Tips

Going for a walk can have many benefits. Physical activity can be a great form of exercise. Getting outside can be great for mental health. Walking can also be a wonderful, inexpensive, and environmentally friendly mode of transportation. While you are enjoying the many benefits of walking, be sure to stay safe. Pedestrians can be […]

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