Safety Belts
The age at which a child riding in the backseat of a vehicle no longer is required to wear a safety belt.
What is 16 years old?
On a steep mountain grade, this vehicle has the right of way over a vehicle approaching from the opposite direction.
What is the ascending vehicle?
Number of passengers a 16 year old driver with a brand new license can have in the vehicle.
What is zero?
Family member exceptions.
The reason a bus driver opens the door while stopped at a railroad crossing.
What is to hear if a train is approaching?
Pedestrians cannot hitchhike on this type of roadway in Colorado.
What is a controlled access highway (interstate)?
This phrase indicates that a driver cannot be stopped simply for not wearing a safety belt.
What is Secondary Violation?
The maximum speed limit for a loaded trash truck.
What is 45 mph?
This type of sound device cannot be utilized by the driver of a motor vehicle in motion.
What are headphones?
A driver is not required to stop for a stopped school bus that has red lights and stop sign displayed on this type of roadway.
What is a divided highway?
At this percent of grade on a mountain highway, the right of way applies to the descending or ascending vehicle.
What is 6%
At this age and/or weight, an infant can be placed in a forward facing child restraint system.
What is one year or 20 lbs?
When construction zone double fines can be assessed.
What is within four hours of work start and stop?
When changing lanes, this item may or may not be considered a traffic control device by a Judge.
What is a painted white line?
You cannot complete a pass of another vehicle while traveling over or through these three objects.
What is a Bridge, a Railroad Crossing or an Intersection?
The four actions that the Department of Revenue can take against a license.
What is Revoked, Canceled, Denied, Suspended.
The age that a child is no longer required to be in a safety or booster seat.
What is 8 years old?
The prima facie speed for a narrow, winding mountain roadway is...
What is 20 miles per hour?
Willful and Wanton
What is Reckless Driving?
At what distance does a driver of a motor vehicle have to stop before reaching a stopped school bus that has red flashing lights and stop sign displayed.
What is 20 feet?
At what distance must the brakes stop a vehicle traveling 20 miles per hour.
What is 40 Feet.
42-4-223(2)(a)
This type of driver, while engaged in this profession is statutorily not required to wear a safety belt.
What is a rural letter carrier?
A passing maneuver must be completed before this distance from oncoming traffic.
What is 200 Feet
42-4-1005
This two word phrase describes those actions taken by the driver of an authorized emergency vehicle operating such vehicle in an emergency situation to ensure the safety of the public.
What is Due Regard?
In the absence of a white line indicating stopping place, a driver must stop his vehicle this distance from the railroad tracks at a controlled or uncontrolled crossing when a train is present.
What is 50 Feet.
A vehicle headlamp must not be brighter that this, expressed in candlepower.
What is 300?