Laws

Every day, millions of drivers hit the road for their jobs. Truck drivers, delivery people, federal agents, police officers, bus drivers and many others must drive to fulfill the duties of their careers. An accident with an on-the-job driver or company car could involve more than just driver liability; the company the driver was...

After a car accident in Colorado, you may not know how to protect your rights. Information is key in the aftermath of a serious collision. Exchanging information with the other driver is not only an obligation under state law, but it can also help you obtain compensation from the at-fault party for your damages....

After a damaging auto accident, it could take weeks to receive a payout from an insurance company. Receiving payment from the insurer could mean finally repairing your accident-related vehicle damage, unless your policy permits you to use the money in other ways. In Colorado, if you own the vehicle, you could potentially use the...

Lane splitting is a traffic maneuver in which a motorcyclist drives between two rows of motor vehicles traveling in the same direction. Lane splitting is currently against the law in Colorado, as it is in every state other than California. Supporters of lane splitting say it is a safe and effective way to reduce...

Driving is not the only way to get around Colorado. When the weather is nice, many people use mopeds as an alternative method of transportation. Mopeds are better on gas, give off fewer fuel emissions and are easier to park in metropolitan areas than vehicles. If you plan on taking a moped somewhere in...