Workers Anthony Rivera and David Eggert killed by car on State Road 120 near Roy, New Mexico
2 New Mexico highway workers struck, killed by motorist
The New Mexico Department of Transportation identified the workers as Anthony Rivera of Rainsville and David Eggert of Wagon Mound. Both were stationed with the department’s Roy patrol.
xico News By Pat Holmes BIO NMDOT identifies workers killed in crash
Anthony Rivera, from Rainsville, was detailed to the Roy Patrol from the chip seal crew throughout the winter. David Eggert, from Wagon Mound, was stationed at Roy Patrol.
Family, friends remember NMDOT workers killed in crash
This is the first time in 12 years that someone has died on the job. During that timeframe, the department said that less than five injuries caused by motorists have been recorded.
That doesn't make things easier for Rivera's sons.
Families of killed DOT workers speak out on driving safety
Their message to drivers: take responsibility for your driving. The governor is urging drivers to stay alert at all times by avoiding distractions and being on the lookout for orange barrels, construction signs and other warnings workers could be ahead.
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