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Bicyclists are at risk of getting struck by motor vehicle drivers in many circumstances. Two of the most dangerous locations for bicycle accidents, however, are parking lots and intersections. In these places, motor vehicle drivers may not notice bicyclists or respect their rights. In other cases, a biker may break the rules and be

Before you ride a bicycle in Colorado, it is important to know all state and municipal laws that apply to you. Breaking these rules can expose you to an increased risk of accidents. Understanding Colorado’s bicycle laws can also allow you to recognize when a motor vehicle driver has violated your right as a

No one ever expects to get into a bicycle accident. Yet, every year, dozens of vehicle-bicycle collisions are reported to the Colorado Division of Motor Vehicles. As a bicycle rider in Colorado, you can protect yourself financially by purchasing insurance. Having your own insurance can result in coverage in many circumstances, including if your

It is against the law to operate a motorcycle in Colorado without a motorcycle license. This license is not the same as a standard driver's license. You must take extra steps to meet the state’s motorcycle license requirements by obtaining an “M” endorsement. Operating a motorcycle without a valid license can result in fines

In the majority of states, including Colorado, it is necessary to determine fault before you can file an insurance claim for your car accident. This is because the fault-based insurance law holds the driver at fault for a crash responsible. Determining fault can be difficult in many car accident cases. A professional analysis of