The Risks of Driving During Monsoon Season in New Mexico

Published on Oct 13, 2026 at 06:35 pm in Car Accidents

The Risks of Driving During Monsoon Season in New Mexico

Driving during monsoon season in New Mexico means rolling the dice that a flash flood, blinding downpour, or dust storm won’t spin up and drop your visibility to zero. The National Weather Service tracks monsoon season in Albuquerque from June 15 through September 30, and every summer some drivers treat...

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What Are the Risks of Driving at Night?

Published on Sep 08, 2026 at 06:54 pm in Car Accidents

What Are the Risks of Driving at Night?

A quarter of American driving happens after dark. So do half of the fatal crashes. The ratio holds steady year after year, and not because people just drive worse at night out of carelessness. It’s because nighttime is harder on your eyes after dark. The roads fill with a different...

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Can You Develop Concussion Symptoms Days After an Accident?

Published on Aug 04, 2026 at 07:09 pm in Car Accidents

Can You Develop Concussion Symptoms Days After an Accident?

Concussions are a very common injury, with estimates of 1 to 3 million emergency room visits each year for this type of traumatic brain injury. Falls and car accidents are among the leading causes. However, you can suffer a concussion in a car accident without ever striking your head. Just...

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