Tag: Dui Enforcement
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Denver Police, State Patrol step up DUI enforcement for St. Patrick’s Day weekend
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Denver police officers and the State Patrol are stepping up enforcement operations — notably against driving under the influence — this weekend, when more than 500,000 revelers are expected at this year’s annual St. Patrick’s Day parade on Saturday. The parade, now entering its 63rd year, is among the largest in the nation, with 10,000 marchers, more than…
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Colorado DMV teaming up with Uber to prevent DUIs this Halloween
This Halloween, the Colorado Division of Motor Vehicles is launching a new campaign to prevent DUIs in collaboration with the Colorado Department of Transportation and Uber. The campaign, titled “DUIs are Scary,” will be giving away 1000 $7 Uber vouchers starting Halloween morning. The vouchers will be exclusively available on the DMV’s Instagram page (@coloradodmv)…
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CDOT giving out free Uber credits ahead of Broncos home opener
The giveaway will take place Sunday morning at Empower Field
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Aurora Police Department offers free rides home from Stanley Marketplace Saturday
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The Aurora Police Department will offer free rides home from the Stanley Marketplace to those 21 years and older who feel too impaired to drive Saturday night. The event starts at 6 p.m. Saturday and…
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CSP, CDOT increase holiday weekend DUI patrol, offer free Lyft credits
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Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save “Don’t rely on luck to get you out of a DUI, or even worse, a fatal crash.” Colorado State Patrol (CSP), Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) and over 71 law enforcement agencies are joining forces for St. Patrick’s Day weekend to increase patrols and urge…
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Colorado officials offer Lyft credits for Super Bowl weekend: ‘Fans don’t let fans drive impaired’
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Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save “Fans don’t let fans drive impaired.” That’s the message from the Colorado Department of Transportation, as the country prepares for the upcoming Super Bowl between Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles in Glendale, Arizona. As the biggest game in football quickly approaches, Colorado’s transportation…
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Statewide increased DUI enforcement to begin Friday
Law enforcement agencies across the state will begin increased DUI enforcement on Friday, as the Colorado Department of Transportation’s first-impaired driving campaign of the new year gets underway. Additional street patrols and DUI checkpoints will be in place Friday through Monday by the Department of Transportation, Colorado State Patrol and 67 police and sheriff’s agencies,…
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Increased DUI enforcement for Halloween to begin Friday
Additional patrols and DUI checkpoints are set to begin statewide Friday as officials prepare for increased impaired driving incidents over Halloween weekend, the Colorado Department of Transportation said. So far this year, 194 people have been killed in car crashes involving impaired drivers in Colorado, according to department data. That is a 15% increase from…
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Increased DUI enforcement for spring to begin Friday
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Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save As spring kicks off in Colorado, the Department of Transportation is preparing for traveling and tourism with heightened DUI enforcement beginning Friday. The spring DUI enforcement period will last until May 10. During this period,…
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State to begin increased DUI enforcement Tuesday for New Year’s Eve celebrations
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Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save State officials will begin the final heightened DUI enforcement period of the year Tuesday to discourage impaired drinking during New Year’s Eve celebrations. The Colorado Department of Transportation, Colorado State Patrol and 89 local law enforcement agencies will increase patrols and DUI checkpoints throughout the…