Lane splitting — riding between lanes of traffic — is illegal in Colorado and can result in fines, injury, or a denied insurance claim. Colorado’s comparative negligence rules mean lane splitting can reduce or eliminate your recovery after an accident. If you’ve been injured while riding, contact an attorney to understand your options.
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Updated June 2020 Every day, motorcyclists get on their bikes to go to work, go for a ride, or head to a local business or home. While many get to…
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Colorado Lane Filtering Law
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