MADD Colorado Honors Law Enforcement for Fight Against Drunk Driving
MADD in Colorado honors top law enforcement officers for their fight against drunk driving. Contact a Bachus and Schanker personal injury lawyer today.
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MADD in Colorado honors top law enforcement officers for their fight against drunk driving. Contact a Bachus and Schanker personal injury lawyer today.
Bachus and Schanker continue their commitment to support Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) in Colorado. Contact our attorneys to learn more.
In an effort to stop drunk driving, Walk Like MADD, supported by Bachus and Schanker, kicks off a bowling event in Lakewood, Colorado.
Bachus and Schanker sponsor LEAD impairment driving for Colorado law enforcement in an effort to reduce driving accidents. Contact us to learn more.
Bachus and Schanker personal injury lawyers discuss the dangerous increase in car accidents and drunk driving over the holiday season.
An increase in distracted driving accidents appears to be the result of cell phone use in the car. If you were in a car accident, contact us today.
Bachus and Schanker perform an analysis of 2009 statistics regarding fatalities in Colorado car crashes that involved a DUI. Learn more here.
Distracted driving due to cellphone use is reaching troubling levels, despite more states banning texting by drivers, Colorado among them. According to the latest figures from the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), in 2014, 32,675 Americans died in traffic crashes, and in 94 percent of these crashes, the driver was the cause of…
Colorado cell phone driving laws have long been a controversial topic. Whether or not you think cell phone use while driving should be legal, it’s essential to understand what Colorado laws have to say about cell phones and driving. Here’s what you need to know about Colorado cell phone driving laws from our Colorado car…
Imagine driving 55-mph down a highway while blindfolded. Sounds crazy, but thousands of drivers are doing just that every day. Motorists who send, or read, just one text while behind the wheel take their eyes of the road for 4.6 seconds on average, or the equivalent of driving the length of a football field with…