Accident in Albuquerque, I Need Advice

When I rented from Penske it was their authority and IFTA, my insurance. Took all of two hours to get a truck when I needed one badly., and I even took it into Canada...

 

I'm not the OP. But I have as much experience as just about anyone here with ABQ traffic, and I'll supply an educated guess. I40W for a couple miles before our "Big I" (I40/I25 junction) and the Rio Grande and/or Coors exit is often a problem. The Big-I reconstruction essentially ignored the exits west of the interchange, and it's been screwing up traffic ever since.. It's almost a guarantee that I40W will come near a complete stop between 15:30 and 18:30 due to the commuter traffic exiting the city center to return home.

OP. if you need any kind of local info/input, please feel free to PM me.

 

A good lawyer.

 

I was in a wreck in September. It was very clearly the other drivers fault. They admitted it, got tickets, etc.

I was dreading the repairs because my truck was less than a year old and had very low miles. In my case the insurance company was very easy to deal with. I had a check in a week and I traded my truck(in wrecked condition) and the insurance check in on a brand new 2016 and only had to pay 7k out of pocket. I didn't think that was bad to get a year model newer brand new truck.

I just told the adjuster from the beginning that I was a fair person and not looking to get rich off the deal I just wanted to be made whole again and if they were fair with me we could settle it really quickly but if they tried to screw me around I was going to get a lawyer and get every penny I could out of them.