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What are Colorado’s Laws for Teen Drivers?
There are newly-minted teenage drivers on Colorado’s roads every day. And that is sort of terrifying. Back when I learned to drive, I was relatively safe on New Jersey’s empty back roads. Today’s Colorado teenagers learn on some of the most intimidating roads I’ve ever seen!
Imagine facing I-25 at …
How to Get to the Ski Slopes from Denver
It’s Tuesday morning, after a long, three-day weekend, and I am recovering from I-70. My family and I headed to Frisco for the weekend where we skied, played games, read books, watched TV… and dreaded the drive home. Like everyone on the Front Range (it seems), we braved I-70 to …
Dealing with Cops at the Scene of a Denver Car Crash
The response time for cops at the scene of car accidents in Denver has reportedly gotten really bad. I’ve heard lots of stories from car crash victims who waited 45 minutes, an hour, and longer for cops to respond to their accident scene. In the meantime, the people who witnessed …
What if Your Uber or Lyft Gets Hit by a Drunk Driver?
As we head into the holiday season, I want to make another plug for being responsible. If you plan to drink, don’t plan to drive. Period. With rideshare options so prevalent and easy to use, you’d be crazy to risk a DUI. (If you’re cost-conscious, consider the cost of a …
Denver’s Most Dangerous Streets
Bless Westword’s Michael Roberts! He keeps writing articles about the worst roads in Denver, and while that may seem sensationalist, I think it’s important for Coloradans to understand the dangers on their roads. Our city keeps setting “Vision Zero” goals for road deaths, and yet it seems …
