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Colorado’s Marijuana Legalization and Auto Fatality Rates

Posted in Car Accidents Resources | In the News on September 4, 2014

The state of Colorado legalized the use of marijuana for medicinal purposes in 2009 and for recreational purposes on Nov. 6, 2012, the day when the state passed Amendment 64 to its constitution. Since that time, much media attention has been paid to whether the legalization has had any impact on the state’s auto fatality […] Read more

Testosterone Therapy: What Every Man Should Know

Posted in In the News on September 4, 2014

A man suffering from low levels of testosterone, also known as “Low T” or male hypogonadism, experiences fatigue, erectile dysfunction and memory loss among other symptoms. Caused by the body’s failure to make enough hormones due to an issue with the pituitary gland or testicles, millions of men suffer from Low T. Androgen replacement therapy, […] Read more

NHTSA Promotes “Designator Texters” to Prevent Accidents Caused by Texting at Wheel

Posted in In the News on May 25, 2013

The National Traffic Safety Administration is choosing a new strategy in its war against distracted driving.  The agency is now promoting designated texters, whose job would be to help a motorist receive text messages while driving, with minimal distraction for motorists. The concept of the designated motorist has been a part of the American lexicon […] Read more

Tech Firms Working on Technologies to Guard Computers from Viruses

Posted in In the News on May 25, 2013

Modern cars contain dozens of tiny computers and electronic communication technologies that are built into these automobiles.  With the presence of these technologies comes the risk of virus attacks. What is shocking is that the auto industry has invested very little in developing shields to prevent virus attacks on these computers, although the industry has […] Read more

Bicycle Accident Concerns High in Boulder & Fort Collins

Posted in Bicycle Accident Resources | In the News on May 25, 2013

According to census data, Boulder and Fort Collins have significant percentages of their populations commuting to work by bicycle.  Those percentages are much higher than in many other parts of the country, and consequently, these cities also have a much higher risk of accidents involving bicycles and motor vehicles. According to data from the Census […] Read more

Legalization of Marijuana in Colorado Brings Highway Safety Headaches

Posted in In the News on May 25, 2013

Law enforcement agencies in Colorado are still pondering over the implications of the recent legalization of pot in Colorado.  Certain amounts of marijuana will soon be legal in the state.  However, the real challenge for law enforcement officers begins now.  How do they keep stoned drivers from causing accidents? Both Colorado and Washington had similar […] Read more

NTSB Says Crash Avoidance Tech in All Cars Could Save Thousands of Lives

Posted in In the News on May 25, 2013

If crash avoidance technologies, like forward collision warning systems are installed in all automobiles, then it could eliminate as many as 60% of all highway accidents.  The National Transportation Safety Board is quoting those figures in order to support its call for auto safety technologies to be made mandatory in all automobiles. The call was […] Read more

Motorists in Colorado Much More Likely to Buckle up

Posted in In the News on May 25, 2013

Western states, including Colorado, have some of the highest seat belt usage rates in the country, hovering at around 94%.  That information comes from statistics released recently by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. In Colorado, seat belt usage rates have increased to close to 83% since the Click It or Ticket campaign was kicked […] Read more

Theft

Posted in In the News on May 23, 2013

Theft is a serious offense in the state of Colorado, and if you’ve been charged and arrested, you need an experienced team of Colorado criminal lawyers at your back, attorneys who are committed to protecting your legal rights in the face of grave charges. You only get one opportunity to have your charges dismissed, so […] Read more