Traffic Accidents in New Mexico
Browse recent traffic accidents in New Mexico compiled from publicly available news sources. Find detailed reports about crashes by city and understand your options if you were involved.
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Recent Accidents in New Mexico
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Former state GOP official charged in deadly hit-and-run will remain in jail, Appeals Court rules
State appeals court upholds pretrial detention for former NM GOP treasurer in fatal hit-and-run case
Former New Mexico GOP Treasurer charged in hit-and-run loses appeal over detention
New Mexico court upholds pretrial detention for woman accused in deadly hit-and-run case
Ex-NM GOP treasurer pleads not guilty in deadly hit-and-run case
NM GOP treasurer arrested in fatal hit and run
Family of victim sues former New Mexico GOP treasurer accused in fatal hit-and-run
Family of victim sues former New Mexico GOP treasurer accused in fatal hit-and-run
Family of victim sues former New Mexico GOP treasurer accused in fatal hit-and-run
How to Get an Official New Mexico Crash Report
In New Mexico, the Department of Public Safety (DPS) keeps all New Mexico State Police (NMSP) and MTPD crash reports, and the Department of Transportation (NMDOT) keeps a statewide crash database. You can request a copy of a crash report online from either agency.
Read the full New Mexico crash report guideThis site is not affiliated with any state patrol, department of motor vehicles, or local law-enforcement agency. Always use the official state or local portals to request copies of crash reports.
New Mexico Accident Report FAQs
How long does it take for a crash report to be available?
Processing times vary by agency, but it often takes several days to a few weeks before a crash report is available for request. Some statewide records can take up to a few months to appear in the driver record system, especially if the crash was recently reported.
Do I need a report if it was a minor accident?
Even for minor crashes, an official report can be important for insurance claims and protecting your rights if injuries or vehicle damage turn out to be more serious than they first appeared.
Can this website give me the official report?
No. Official copies come from government agencies. Our New Mexico crash report guide explains who keeps crash reports in New Mexico and how to request a copy.
About Our New Mexico Coverage
This page currently shows a selection of recent New Mexico traffic accidents from publicly available news sources. It is not a complete list of all crashes in the state. We track 56 incidents across 0 cities in New Mexico.
Our data comes from news reports and public announcements. For official statewide statistics, contact your state's Department of Transportation or highway safety office.
Need a Crash Report?
Who keeps crash reports in New Mexico and how to request a copy.
New Mexico Crash Report GuideDisclaimer: Information is based on publicly available data and may not represent all accidents. For official statistics, contact the state Department of Transportation or local law enforcement.