3 reasons a spring bike ride inspires increased crash risk
Spring Cycling: What Every Cyclist Should Know About the Risks For many, spring is the season they’ve been waiting for—warmer weather, longer days, and the promise of outdoor adventures. It’s the perfect time to dust off the bicycle and hit the road after months of winter hibernation. But before you ride off into the sunshine, […]
Winter biking tips for Colorado cyclists
In Colorado, biking isn’t just a summer activity. Many Coloradoans ride their bikes year-round, whether on fat tire, mountain, or commuter bikes. Winter biking can be a fun and rewarding way to stay active, but it comes with its own set of challenges. Understanding these challenges and knowing how to handle them can make your […]
Who is liable for an icy sidewalk slip-and-fall?
Sidewalks are a key element of local urban infrastructure. They allow pedestrians to quickly access businesses and residential dwelling units. Keeping people off the roads where vehicles drive can reduce the likelihood of major injuries caused by pedestrian-vehicle incidents. However, sidewalks come with their own unique set of hazards. Trees and other vegetation growing near […]
Why getting justice after a semi-truck crash isn’t easy
Semi-trucks are everywhere. They appear in large numbers on highways and interstates and even travel on rural roads to supply small businesses. People driving smaller passenger vehicles often try to give semi-trucks as much space as possible. Unfortunately, they have no control over the actions of a commercial driver. Those operating semi-trucks can sometimes make […]
Photographing accident scenes: Dispelling common misconceptions
After a car accident, many people believe that taking photos of the scene isn’t necessary, especially if they think the damage is minor or they’re not at fault. However, this belief can prove to be a costly mistake. In the wake of a crash, documenting the accident scene through photographs is one of the most […]
Pedestrian accidents involving a hit-and-run driver
Pedestrian accidents can be devastating. And, when a hit-and-run driver is involved, the entire situation becomes more complex. If you were recently injured while traveling as a pedestrian, you may feel confused and unsure how to seek compensation for your injuries if the responsible driver fled the scene without providing any information. If you only […]
3 ways delivery vehicles may put everyone at risk of crash
Delivery vehicles have existed for about as long as motor vehicle travel has been an option. However, they have become far more prevalent in recent years. The rise of online commerce has led to the expansion of many of the largest package delivery companies in the country. There are also many businesses that have their […]
Can you claim emotional distress after an Uber accident?
Being in a rideshare accident can be a harrowing experience, whether you’re the passenger, driver or bystander. The emotional impact of these situations can be truly overwhelming. Many people overlook the fact that accidents can lead to chronic psychological effects, such as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) or depression. In Colorado, the law recognizes emotional distress […]
Colorado Bans Use of Cell Phones While Driving
Drivers, Put Those Cellphones Down! Currently, the law in Colorado prohibits individuals under the age of eighteen (18) from using cell phones while driving. Beginning January 1, 2025, the ban will extend to individuals eighteen (18) years of age and older. The Colorado Legislature recently passed Senate Bill 65, which Governor Polis signed into law […]
A defensive riding tip could reduce motorcycle crash rates
Riding a motorcycle is substantially different than driving an enclosed vehicle. Motorcycles require more consistent awareness of one’s surroundings for optimal safety. They also require more skill and dexterity to safely operate in traffic. Motorcycle riders have to establish with the state that they understand the law and safety practices to secure a motorcycle endorsement […]