No, that is not the latest FDA warning, and it is not news of the latest recall.  Rather, it is sound advice for Albuquerque drivers who recently were caught in a traffic snarl involving a semi-truck accident that left gallons upon gallons of sour cream near I-25.

Initial reports suggest the New Mexico truck accident was caused when the driver was speeding too fast for conditions.  There has been no word on how burrito and enchilada eaters will handle Albuquerque’s shortage of sour cream.

Another New Mexico truck accident occurred near Clines Corners.  According to initial reports, during the truck accident, a semi-truck rolled over.  Authorities are recommending drivers seek an alternate route.

Bad things come in pairs.  Within minutes of a fatal New Mexico semi truck accident near Guadalupe and Torrance County, another fatal New Mexico truck accident occurred within 2 miles.  The second semi truck accident involved two separate semi trucks and happened when one semi struck another truck from behind.

New Mexico state police believe the accident was attributed to driver inattention and reported that two individuals were airlifted to University of New Mexico Hospital.

A New Mexico semi truck accident that occurred near Tucumcari resulted in a $15.3 million verdict for the injured plaintiffs.  The New Mexico semi truck accident victim sustained a severe spinal cord injury and will no doubt have enormous future medical expenses.  What makes the case unique is that although it is a New Mexico semi truck accident case, the trail occurred not in New Mexico, but rather Kansas.  The trial occurred in U.S. District Court, and had jurisdiction over the New Mexico accident.

As evidenced by the high semi truck accident verdict, the injuries were severe.  The Plaintiff had roughly $5 million in medical expenses alone.  As is common in New Mexico semi truck accident cases, the injuries are massive and the insurance often substantial.  In this particular New Mexico truck accident case, the defendant was Swift Transportation, and company that is often used by stores such as Wal-Mart.