How Insurance Companies See Car Accidents
Two Insurers' Perspectives: At-Fault and Victim Insurance companies play a major part in addressing the consequences of auto accidents, although they view claims from very different viewpoints, depending upon whether their insured is the at-fault driver or the victim....
Denver Getting 300 Electric Car Chargers
Safety a Byproduct of Greenhouse-Gas Reduction Aim You might consider choosing electric for your next car if you were to know that you will soon have access to 300 more vehicle-charging outlets at strategic spots in the Denver metropolitan area. The development may...
When Are You Too High To Drive?
Colorado Officials Continue to Look for Reliable Test Standards The marijuana dispensaries offering smokable and edible options that line Colorado streets opened their doors three years ago, and although pot is legal, laws prevent usage in certain situations, such as...
Caution: Flooded-Out Cars May Hit the Colorado Used Car Market
Ways to Ensure What You’re Buying Is Worth It Hurricane Harvey swept through Southeast Texas and Southwest Louisiana, causing property damage and flooding which left people struggling to recover. Hurricane Irma has caused additional damage in Florida and neighboring...
How Auto Insurers Play Hardball in Auto Accident Claims
Your Agent Works for the Company, Not for You Auto insurers seem to be paying less and less in claims, yet premiums continue to rise. According to a May 2017 Forbes report, since 2012, automobile insurance rates have gone up in all states, including Colorado, and for...
Report Ties Colorado Pot Use, Fatal Auto Accident Trends
Testing Inconsistency Prevents Definitive Link Could legal marijuana in Colorado be at the root of the spike in the state's traffic deaths? Pot and anti-pot advocates have been wrestling over the possibility since even before the state legalized its recreational use...