Where do most car accidents happen in Colorado? In reality, car accidents happen anywhere. Unfortunately, a significant number of these car crashes occur at intersections. These locations are hazardous because they involve crossing two or more traffic lanes. A moment of distraction or a small mistake can lead to disastrous…
Traffic laws, including the “right on red rule,” vary among jurisdictions. In Texas, drivers can legally turn right at a red light. However, before they turn, they must stop and yield the right of way to other drivers and pedestrians. In most places in Texas, traffic law allows drivers to…
As a parent, you would do anything to protect your child. However, after a car accident, in the hustle and bustle of managing your personal injury claim and coping with your injuries, it can be easy to overlook your child’s car seat. Is it important to replace a car seat…
If you were recently injured in an accident someone else caused, that person may owe compensation for what you have suffered. You may seek reimbursement for your medical bills, lost income, and property damage; you may even be aware of pain and suffering and other non-economic losses. But are you…
No official statewide minimum speed limit applies to all roads in Texas. However, some roads, like highways, may have posted minimum speed limits, which drivers must follow. Additionally, state law requires drivers to maintain a speed appropriate for the conditions. If you were injured in an accident involving a driver…
Living in Denver sometimes means sharing the road with pets, livestock, and wild animals. From deer darting across highways to cattle wandering through unfenced areas, animal encounters create real risks for drivers. Understanding your rights and responsibilities after an animal-related crash, however, can make a significant difference in your recovery….
With fast-moving vehicles, heavy machinery, uneven road surfaces, and workers, construction zones can be distracting. It’s no surprise that car accidents frequently occur in these areas. What are construction zone accidents? If you suffered injuries in a car accident in a construction zone accident, a Colorado car accident lawyer at…
Driving in Colorado involves risks you don’t find in other states, including the dangers of high-altitude driving. Altitude sickness can severely hamper your driving ability, and driving at altitude can affect your car’s gas mileage, tire pressure, engine power, and more. Are you prepared for these hazards? If you don’t…
Most vehicles in Texas need a front and rear license plate. If the police catch you without one, you face a $200 fine. However, you could have the charge dismissed if you install a front license plate and pay a $10 reimbursement fee. While Texas law requires a front plate,…
Under C.R.S. § 42-1-102, the “right-of-way” in Colorado means one driver’s or pedestrian’s right to go before the other when they are at risk of a collision due to their speed, direction, and proximity. Right-of-way rules in Colorado can vary based on circumstances such as whether a person is traveling…
