Laws

Key Takeaways Colorado generally allows bicyclists to ride on sidewalks if they yield to pedestrians. Colorado requires bicyclists to give audible signals before passing pedestrians on sidewalks. Colorado cities may prohibit sidewalk biking through local ordinances. Denver generally bans bicycles on sidewalks except under limited municipal code exceptions. Cyclists causing sidewalk accidents may 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

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

Key Takeaways Colorado prohibits driving with a windshield that obstructs the driver’s view. A cracked windshield may be illegal if it impairs visibility. Drivers can be stopped and cited for unsafe windshield damage. Windshield violations may support negligence claims after an accident. Prompt windshield repair can reduce safety risks and legal exposure. A cracked

If you get into an accident in Colorado, the amount you can recover in financial compensation for your medical bills and other losses depends almost entirely on how much insurance coverage is available. You may be able to seek financial benefits from your insurance company or someone else’s insurance provider. An important part of