Serious Traffic Tickets

Colorado state statutes restrict driving privileges. Motorists have to follow traffic laws. They need to maintain a driver's license and register their vehicles with the state. They also have to carry mandatory minimum car insurance. During a traffic stop or after a...

Many people think of speeding tickets as minor issues. They don't think twice about just paying the ticket, which is essentially pleading guilty to a Class A traffic infraction. A history of traffic violations can affect insurance rates and may even eventually cost a...

Most drivers understand that they could receive a traffic ticket for violating the rules. People tend to think of traffic tickets as an inconvenience rather than a significant penalty. They may not recognize the long-term financial implications that even one serious...

Improper lane changes are among the easiest ways to commit traffic violations, yet many drivers underestimate the consequences. It could be a quick swerve without signaling or moving between lanes in heavy traffic.  These violations can trigger a traffic ticket with...

Many people don't consider traffic citations serious matters. Instead of worrying about possible consequences, they simply pay their tickets. They may then end up dealing with unforeseen challenges later. People who accumulate multiple citations can face a variety of...

Most car accidents happen because people drive negligently. They’re not trying to do anything dangerous—they’re just making mistakes. For example, say that a parent is driving with children in the car. They get distracted trying to hand a drink or a snack to one of...

Getting pulled over for a traffic violation you might not have been aware of is never a pleasant experience. In the Centennial State, certain driving behaviors are more likely to result in a traffic ticket that comes with a fine.  While some violations might seem...

Vehicular assault is a felony offense in Colorado. It applies when a driver causes serious bodily injury to another person while operating a vehicle. This charge is defined under Colorado Revised Statutes § 18-3-205. Importantly, vehicular assault is not the same as...

Speeding is a common traffic violation, but driving too fast can sometimes become a criminal offense. Let us explore when speeding crosses the line from a simple ticket to a more serious legal matter. Colorado law considers excessive speeding a Class 2 misdemeanor...

The image of red and blue flashing lights in a rearview mirror and the blare of sirens can send any Colorado driver into a state of anxiety. These feelings can get worse if it is not clear why the police want to speak to you. If the cops pull you over for a suspected...