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The latest data on car accidents on Colorado roadways is in, and the results are clear. Like many states, fatalities across Colorado are largely dependent on the population, though preventable behaviors can help reduce Colorado’s road accident statistics and avoidable fatalities.

From understanding which Colorado counties have the highest accident rates to understanding what types of car accidents result in life-threatening injuries and fatalities, you can better understand how to protect yourself and your loved ones on Colorado roadways.

Despite the state’s overall improvements to local and state roadways after the pandemic, there are still a significant number of concerns that both governing bodies and residents have. Let’s take a closer look at what the data has to say, and what you should be aware of as a resident or visitor to the state.

Living in a city that has been listed among the top ten cities with the worst drivers in the U.S. can be concerning. A 2025 ConsumerAffairs report ranked Aurora, Colorado, as the fourth city with the worst drivers. The ConsumerAffairs research team analyzed the latest crash data reported by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) for…

Road rage incidents are on the rise. Over the last decade in the United States, the number of reported road rage incidents grew by 500%. In 2024, in Colorado, the Colorado State Patrol handled more than 30,000 calls related to aggressive driving or road rage, accounting for 56% of the calls they handled.  In the U.S., firearms are involved in…

Ignoring traffic signals can lead to car accidents, which can result in severe injuries or wrongful death. To help increase awareness about this issue, National Stop on Red Week is observed annually, the first full week of August. The annual campaign encourages drivers to follow traffic laws and highlights the potential dangers of ignoring traffic signals….