Colorado Falling Short on Roads Funding
Ten Times More Money Needed, CDOT Chief Says The $1.88 billion Colorado lawmakers are allocating to the state Department of Transportation is less than one-tenth of what the agency needs to repair and improve the state's roads, highways, and bridges, the agency...
Night Driving: Risky Business for Colorado Teens
Traffic accidents continue to be the No. 1 killer of teens in Colorado and across the nation, and now that we are heading into the summer months, more teen drivers will be on the road. Some of that driving will take place at night and authorities want to remind...
‘Click It or Ticket’ Seat Belt Campaign
It's been nearly 25 years since the first seat belt enforcement mobilization took place in the United States. In 1993, North Carolina held the first "Click It or Ticket" statewide campaign as a means of enforcing seat belt laws. Years later, what started out as a...
Colorado Takes Lead in Roadway Automation
'Smart Tech' Promises Greater Safety, Efficiency Colorado is investing in technology that could help cars prevent auto accidents by talking to one another and to the roads themselves, causing the state's roadway deaths to plummet to lows not seen since police have...
Colorado Auto Accidents: Tips for Talking to an Insurance Adjuster
Why You Should Just Say No If you are involved in an auto accident, it's only a matter of time before an insurance adjuster will contact you. According to Illionis Accident Report, an insurance adjuster's job is to collect information about the accident and urge you...
Drivers Beware: Colorado Wildlife Is on the Move
If you're looking for beautiful, scenic drives, there's no doubt about it: Colorado is the state for you. The state boasts mountains and valleys, flatlands and trails overflowing with natural beauty. That natural beauty includes wildlife. Driving along some Colorado...