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Winter Driving in Colorado

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December 4, 2023

Well, Thanksgiving traffic throughout the I-70 corridor was somewhat of a mess. I heard from friends who had to turn around at Empire on their way to Winter Park. Others had to take Loveland Pass to avoid Eisenhower Tunnel, thanks to snow and high winds.

And of course, there were …

What are Colorado’s Laws for Teen Drivers?

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January 31, 2023

teen driver learns Colorado laws for driving under 21

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 …

Cyclists – 6 Things to Keep In Mind This Spring

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April 13, 2022
  1. Rights to the road: Bikers have the equal, legal right to use all public roads. These are important rights and I defend them every time. That said, due to their vulnerability, bikers need to be very cautious on the road, much more than drivers.
  2. Wear a helmet. Wear a helmet.

Electric Motorcycles: No Warning!

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October 27, 2021

The other day I was driving along I-70 when, all of a sudden, a motorcycle came out of nowhere. He wasn’t doing anything wrong, but I had no idea he was coming, and it startled me.

That’s when I realized it was an electric motorcycle. Those things are fast and …

Denver Should Keep Shared and Open Streets

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September 27, 2021

By Scott O’Sullivan

While our shelter-at-home experience in early 2020 was remarkable and difficult on many levels, I think it’s safe to say that we learned a lot about ourselves. (I, for example, discovered that I have a passion for overlanding gear!) We also learned new ways of doing

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