Child Passenger Safety Laws Colorado

in Car Accidents Category, Personal Injury

We all want to keep our youngest passengers as safe as possible. Sometimes, however, we may be distracted or in a hurry and look for ways to get from one place to another as quickly as possible. This may involve overlooking the basic safety requirements for traveling with a child. But allowing a child to sit up front too soon, skip the carseat, or remain unbuckled can not only have disastrous consequences, the driver who allowed it to happen may also face legal repercussions. What are Colorado’s Child Passenger Law Requirements? Colorado has regulations for child passengers up to a certain age...

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7 Unusual Colorado Driving Laws You May Not Know

Posted by Heather Kleinman

in Car Accidents Category, Traffic Laws

Certain traffic laws go without saying: stopping at a red light, yielding to pedestrians, wearing your seatbelt. Other laws may not be as well-known, however, and are frequently violated by drivers as a result. As strange as some of these rules may sound, they are still law in the state of Colorado. You can be held liable and even face jail time if you are found disobeying any of these laws, especially if an accident occurs as a result. Here are the top unusual Colorado driving laws that you may not know. Lesser Known Traffic Rules in Colorado 1. You Cannot Buy...