Anyone who’s spent any time driving around Boulder and the surrounding area knows the roads in the foothills can be treacherous, especially when you have to navigate around a swarm of recreational and professional bicyclists. Even Lance Armstrong is known to have trained in the area prior to some of his seven Tour de France [...]
Recent data shows that car-train collisions are expected to rise. Historically, car-train collisions have been on the decline, but recent statistics from the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) show an increase nationally in these numbers. In fact, recent FRA data indicates that someone in the U.S. is hurt in a train accident every three [...]
Halloween is here – and that may mean that little ones and adults alike are getting ready to celebrate a spooky, fun-filled evening! Although Halloween is great fun, don’t forget that safety should come first for child pedestrians & drivers, a Denver car accident lawyer explains. With all of the fun that comes [...]
A driver’s license can endow teenagers with significant new freedoms. Despite the fact that teens have to complete driver’s education classes and pass licensing exams to get their driver’s license, however, many of these young motorists may: Still lack the necessary experience to safely operate a vehicle under certain conditions Still make irresponsible choices when [...]
Safety technology in passenger vehicles has come a long way over the past decade or so. From blind spot warning systems to automatic emergency braking and forward collision warning systems, the safety features in modern vehicles are geared towards helping motorists avoid traffic accidents at all costs. While most of these systems have been widely [...]
More deadly crashes in CO are being caused by distracted drivers, rather than drunk drivers, a Denver car accident attorney notes. Here’s more on this troubling trend. Distracted motorists are killing more people on Colorado’s roadways than drunk drivers, according to reports from the Colorado Springs Police Department (CSPD) and the Colorado Department [...]
