The Truth About Driving While Disabled
Discover How Adaptive Technology and the ADA Support Disabled Drivers With modifications and the proper equipment, both drivers who use wheelchairs and those with limited arm and hand movement can operate certain cars, known as adaptive vehicles. For those looking for...
Are You Willing to Pay for Better Roads?
Civic Leaders Push Colorado Sales Tax Hike for Safety, Growth Come November, Coloradans may be asked again the nagging question: Are you willing to pay more for better, safer roads? After a failed attempt in 2017, a group of private business and civic leaders is...
Ford Releases New Recall After Accidents Caused by Steering Issues
Discover How to Stay Safe When Power Steering Fails Imagine driving around town and without any warning, the steering wheel ends up in your lap. Or, you are driving, and again, without warning, the steering wheel begins turning, and there’s no safe way of stopping it....
Colorado Auto Insurance Rates Up 54 Percent in Six Years
Uptick in Auto Accidents, Increased Traffic Congestion, and More Expensive Repair Costs to Blame Managing the risk of driving, covering the costs of broken windshields, quarter-panel dings, twisted bumpers, and bodily injuries, is costly for most vehicle owners, but...
Colorado Aims to Put the Brakes on Hit-and-Run Drivers
New Law Stiffens Penalties for Those Who Leave the Scene of an Accident A new Colorado law that went into effect January 1 gets tougher on hit-and-run motorists who leave the scene of an accident without waiting for law enforcement to arrive or exchanging information...
Columnist: Colorado Unready for Electric Cars
New Tech Could Spell Reduction in Auto Accidents and State Revenue Colorado isn't ready for the oncoming traffic of electric cars and trucks coming from Detroit, Asia, and Europe over the next decade, and the Legislature lacks the foresight to prepare. That's...