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1) Public opinion survey of Colorado State Patrol issues and functions

Pub. Date

2003.

2) Strictly enforcing Colorado seat belt laws to save lives

Pub. Date

[2003?]

3) Rigurosamente haciendo cumplir con las leyes de cinturones de seguridad en Colorado para salvar vidas

Pub. Date

[2005]

4) Intrastate commercial vehicle operations for farmers and ranchers

Pub. Date

[2011]

5) Wreckers, towing vehicles and the motor carrier safety regulations

Pub. Date

[2000?]

6) Special events on Colorado state roadways

Pub. Date

2006.

7) Administration of bicycle events on Colorado roads: guidelines for event organizers

Pub. Date

[1996]

8) Chain laws

Pub. Date

2014

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Commercial vehicles operating on I-70 in either direction between mileposts 133 (Dotsero) and 259 (Morrison) from Sept. 1 to May 31 must carry sufficient chains at all times to be in compliance with the Colorado chain law.

9) First in traffic safety

Author

Colorado State Patrol

Pub. Date

[2004?]

10) Colorado State Patrol: a division of the Colorado Department of Public Safety

Author

Colorado State Patrol

Pub. Date

[2011].

11) Crash trends

Pub. Date

2013

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As the only statewide traffic enforcement agency, the Colorado State Patrol investigates approximately 30 percent of traffic crashes in Colorado, including about 70 percent of all traffic crashes involving fatalities. The statistics on this site address only Colorado State Patrol enforcement activity. Statistics for the entire state are available from the Colorado Department of Revenue

12) Memorial book online committee

Pub. Date

2012

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Brief summations of all law enforcement officers killed in Colorado. Research came primarily from newspaper accounts and departmental records. In some cases, information was sketchy. Every attempt was made to accurately summarize the information available.

13) Alcohol & drugs

Pub. Date

2013

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Crashes involving alcohol and drugs have twice the number of injuries and deaths as crashes without alcohol and drug involvement. They usually involve higher speeds, and often both the driver and any passengers are not wearing seatbelts.