January 08, 2025

Snowy conditions lead to pileup on I-10 with semis

Steve Smith

Snowy conditions lead to pileup on I-10 with semis

Multi-vehicle pileups involving semi trucks were reported on I-10 in New Mexico, affecting traffic eastbound from Las Cruces to Deming on January 8, 2025.

The details: Crashes were reported around mile markers 108 and 125. Several trucks and cars were involved, though it's unclear how many or if there were any injuries.

Traffic is being redirected onto NM 549 between mileposts 102 and 116.
A Snow Squall Warning is in effect until 2:30 p.m., making driving conditions challenging.
According to a report, cars trapped between the trucks appeared crushed but there are no reports of serious injuries yet.

Authorities continue to monitor the situation as they work on clearing the road. Drivers are advised to use alternative routes to avoid delays.

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