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Transportation department tests new idea to stop drunken driving

Posted on March 28, 2018 in
Drunken driving is a ubiquitous problem everywhere in the country, including Colorado. Every year, thousands of people are injured and killed. In Colorado, the Department of Transportation is trying various approaches to preventingdrunk driving, combining both old and new ideas.The department recently unveiled a plan to allow frequenters of lower downtown Denver's night life...
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Motorcycle accidents through the eyes of an avid cyclist

Posted on March 28, 2018 in
Any accident on a motorcycle can leave its rider with a wide variety of serious injuries. Motorcycle accidents can also lead to permanent disabilities andfatalities. Even in cases where riders are harmed, victims are sometimes blamed for causing the accidents by other motorists. Defendants in personal injury lawsuits filed by motorcyclists often have extremely...
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Impaired driving results in serious injuries in Colorado

Posted on March 28, 2018 in
Since the legalization of recreational marijuana, drugged driving has become a significant safety concern in Colorado. As many Lakewood residents know, driving under the influence of marijuana is illegal in the state. Lawmakers have established a legal limit, and drivers who exceed it can be charged with intoxicated driving. Still, research suggests that the...
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Blinded Golfer Assumed Risk in Dismissed Case

Posted on March 28, 2018 in
Americans love to play sports. But each sport has certain risks of injury, and sometimes it raises legal questions as to which risks a player has assumed. For example, what risks does a golfer assume when stepping out on the course? Golf balls can become missile-like projectiles that cause serious personal injuriesA recent case...
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Bus Safety Bill Reintroduced in Congress–and None Too Soon

Posted on March 28, 2018 in
For most Americans today, putting on a seatbelt when getting into a car comes naturally. But step onboard a bus, and you may be surprised to find there simply are no seatbelts to put on.That may change if a bill currently being debated in Congress is passed. The bill, called the Motorcoach Enhanced Safety...
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