Pedestrian Accident
Colorado Jaywalking Laws: What Are They?
Crossing the busy streets of Colorado can be dangerous, even if you are crossing at a designated crosswalk. The Center for Disease Control (CDC) has reported that in the United States, there are nearly 6,000 pedestrians killed in traffic accidents each year. While drivers have a responsibility to be alert and aware of pedestrians to…
Read MoreAre Drivers Always Liable When Hitting a Pedestrian?
When a driver hits a pedestrian, the assumption is often that the driver is at fault. However, in Colorado, this is not always the case. Liability for the accident is apportioned based on the degree of fault of each party involved, and pedestrians also have a duty to use reasonable care for their own safety.…
Read MoreWhat to do After Being Injured at a Construction Site as a Pedestrian?
It’s probably not surprising to learn that every year, hundreds of construction workers are injured at their job sites. However, what’s not as known is that many construction site accidents involve passing pedestrians or drivers who were caught in the wrong place at the wrong time. How do these people recover fair compensation if they…
Read MoreHow the “Idaho Stop” Bill Benefits Colorado Cyclists
Cyclists are at increased risk of severe injury when involved in accidents with vehicles, other cyclists, and pedestrians. While the appropriate gear can go a long way to help prevent injury in minor fender benders, a more serious accident can cause cyclists a lot of physical, emotional, and financial damage. Fortunately, through Colorado’s personal injury…
Read MoreUnderstanding Pedestrian Crosswalk Laws In Colorado
Accidents with pedestrians can occur anytime, especially in busy cities and roadways throughout the United States. Colorado is no exception to this, as there has been an 89% increase in pedestrian deaths over a ten-year analysis. With many unfortunate accidents occurring between pedestrians and drivers, it is essential to understand pedestrian crosswalk laws in Colorado.…
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