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Intersections in Eastside El Paso can be dangerous due to high traffic and complex traffic patterns.
Rear-end collisions are common in Eastside El Paso, often due to distracted driving and heavy traffic.
Pedestrian accidents can occur in busy areas of Eastside El Paso, especially near schools and shopping centers.
East El Paso's rapid development has transformed once-quiet roads like Zaragoza into busy thoroughfares with increased accident rates.
Consistent eastward expansion of El Paso's residential areas has created substantial traffic increases on formerly low-volume roads, particularly along Zaragoza, Montwood, and Joe Battle corridors.
New shopping complexes, restaurants, and apartment buildings now line previously undeveloped areas, creating traffic congestion and complex turning patterns that contribute to collision rates.
Ongoing TxDOT construction projects aim to address East El Paso's high accident rates but may temporarily increase traffic disruption.
| Location | Project Type | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Montana Avenue (US 62/180) | Median barrier installation | In progress |
| Loop 375 at Zaragoza | Lane widening and interchange improvements | In progress |
| Joe Battle realignment with Zaragoza | Complete straightening of corridor | Planned |
Data sources: Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT), El Paso Police Department, Crash Records Information System (CRIS), and El Paso Vision Zero Action Plan
Lovett & Murray offers specialized legal services for Eastside El Paso accident cases, including representation for car accidents, truck accidents, and pedestrian injuries.
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After an accident, ensure everyone is safe, call 911, exchange information with the other driver, and contact an attorney as soon as possible.
In Texas, the statute of limitations is generally two years from the date of the accident.