Northeast El Paso Car Accident Attorneys

Specialized legal representation for accidents in Northeast El Paso, including US-54 (Patriot Freeway) and military traffic cases. We understand the unique challenges of this area and are here to help you navigate your case.

Common Types of Accidents in Northeast El Paso

Intersection Accidents

Intersections in Northeast El Paso can be dangerous due to high traffic and complex traffic patterns.

Rear-End Collisions

Rear-end collisions are common in Northeast El Paso, often due to distracted driving and heavy traffic.

Pedestrian Accidents

Pedestrian accidents can occur in busy areas of Northeast El Paso, especially near schools and shopping centers.

Northeast El Paso Accident Statistics

Patriot Freeway (US-54) Corridor

  • US-54 (Patriot Freeway) is consistently ranked among the most dangerous roadways in El Paso, with nearly 400 documented accidents occurring annually along this corridor.
  • The 20-mile stretch through El Paso County connects I-10 with Fort Bliss and Northeast El Paso, creating heavy traffic volumes including military personnel and commercial vehicles.
  • Motorcycle accidents on the Patriot Freeway are particularly severe, with multiple fatal crashes reported in recent years near Diana Drive and Hondo Pass intersections.
  • Road rage incidents have resulted in serious incidents on US-54, including a fatal shooting near the Fred Wilson exit by the Cassidy Gate entrance to Fort Bliss in May 2024.

Dyer Street & McCombs Area

  • The intersection of Dyer Street and McCombs is one of the most accident-prone in Northeast El Paso, with multiple injury crashes reported in recent years.
  • A severe crash at US-54 and McCombs in June 2023 resulted in two fatalities, highlighting the continued dangers at this critical interchange.
  • The complex intersection design at Dyer and McCombs has created driver confusion, with traffic signals that are difficult to interpret and have contributed to multiple collisions.
  • A recent deadly crash involving a motorcycle at Deer Avenue and Dyer Street near McCombs Street in November 2024 required investigation by the Special Traffic Investigations unit.

High-Risk Areas & Contributing Factors

Critical Danger Zones

  • US-54 at Diana Drive
  • Gateway North Boulevard at Fred Wilson Avenue
  • Dyer Street at McCombs Street
  • Hondo Pass Drive at US-54
  • Fort Bliss gates, particularly Cassidy Gate
  • Gateway North at McCombs Street

Common Accident Causes

  • Military-related traffic congestion
  • High-speed motorcycle operation
  • Confusing intersection design
  • Road rage incidents
  • Multi-vehicle pileups during dust storms
  • Rollovers on highway exit ramps

Military Traffic Impact

Fort Bliss significantly influences traffic patterns in Northeast El Paso, with military personnel and equipment regularly traversing the area's major roadways.

Shift Change Congestion

Military base shift changes create predictable traffic surges at key entry points, particularly along US-54 and at the Cassidy Gate and Fred Wilson intersections.

Commercial Transport

Heavy military equipment and supply transports regularly use the Patriot Freeway, contributing to commercial vehicle accident rates in the Northeast area.

Motorcycle Incidents

Several fatal motorcycle accidents in the Northeast area have involved military personnel, with speeding frequently cited as a contributing factor.

Data sources: Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT), El Paso Police Department, Crash Records Information System (CRIS), and local news reports 2022-2025

Legal Services for Northeast El Paso Accidents

Lovett & Murray offers specialized legal services for Northeast El Paso accident cases, including representation for car accidents, truck accidents, and pedestrian injuries.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What should I do after a car accident in Northeast El Paso?

After an accident, ensure everyone is safe, call 911, exchange information with the other driver, and contact an attorney as soon as possible.

How long do I have to file a claim after a Northeast El Paso accident?

In Texas, the statute of limitations is generally two years from the date of the accident.