Northwest El Paso Car Accident Attorneys

Specialized legal representation for accidents in Northwest El Paso, including Transmountain Road and Mesa Street corridors. We understand the unique challenges of this area and are here to help you navigate your case.

Common Types of Accidents in Northwest El Paso

Intersection Accidents

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

Rear-End Collisions

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

Pedestrian Accidents

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

Northwest El Paso Accident Statistics

Transmountain Road Corridor

  • Recent fatal multi-vehicle crash on Transmountain (May 2025) involved 11 vehicles and resulted in one death and seven injuries, highlighting ongoing safety concerns in this corridor.
  • The intersection of Transmountain at North Desert Boulevard and Spur 16 has been identified as a high-risk area, particularly for commercial vehicle accidents.
  • According to police statistics, traffic fatalities in 2025 are at 22 deaths year-to-date, slightly below the 23 recorded during the same period last year.
  • Brake failures on the steep grade have contributed to several serious accidents, particularly involving commercial vehicles and trucks being transported.

Mesa Street Corridor

  • Several stretches of Mesa Street are listed in El Paso's Vision Zero Action Plan as top roadways for frequency of severe crashes, with at least three specific areas of concern identified.
  • The intersection of Mesa Street and Resler Drive has been the site of multiple serious collisions, including a recent four-vehicle accident that resulted in hospitalizations.
  • A recent sinkhole near the intersection of Executive and Mesa caused additional traffic disruptions and accidents in the northwest area.
  • Mesa Street serves as a significant connector between the northwest portions of El Paso and the heart of the city, contributing to its heavy traffic volume and accident rates.

High-Risk Intersections & Contributing Factors

Dangerous Intersections

  • Resler Drive & North Mesa Street
  • Resler Drive & Paseo Del Norte
  • Mesa Street & Sunland Park Drive
  • Transmountain & North Desert Boulevard
  • Resler Drive & South Desert Boulevard

Contributing Factors

  • Power outages affecting traffic signal operation
  • High-speed traffic on Transmountain's steep grades
  • Heavy commercial vehicle presence
  • Complex intersections with multiple turn lanes
  • Ongoing construction on I-10 and connecting roads

Safety Improvement Initiatives

El Paso's Vision Zero Action Plan aims to eliminate all traffic-related deaths and severe injuries through targeted infrastructure improvements and safety campaigns.

Infrastructure Upgrades

TxDOT is implementing safety improvements along major corridors including Mesa Street and Transmountain Road to reduce accident rates.

Traffic Signal Improvements

Upgraded traffic signals with backup power systems are being installed at high-risk intersections to prevent outage-related accidents.

Enforcement Efforts

Increased police presence targeting speeding and distracted driving in Northwest El Paso's most accident-prone areas.

Data sources: Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT), El Paso Police Department, Crash Records Information System (CRIS), and El Paso Vision Zero Action Plan

Legal Services for Northwest El Paso Accidents

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

Injured in a Northwest El Paso Accident?

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Frequently Asked Questions

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

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