The (Surprisingly Dramatic) History of DUI Law in Colorado: From “No Number” to 0.08
Learn how DUI laws in Colorado evolved—from early impairment rules to today’s 0.08 BAC, DWAI standards, and felony DUI laws.
Learn how DUI laws in Colorado evolved—from early impairment rules to today’s 0.08 BAC, DWAI standards, and felony DUI laws.
Driving under the influence (DUI) is taken seriously in Colorado, and the penalties increase quickly if you have prior convictions. Whether this is your first DUI or a repeat offense, understanding what you’re facing can help you protect your rights and make informed decisions about your defense.
Facing a DUI in Colorado? Learn what’s changing in 2026 and how Pav Law protects drivers from harsh DUI penalties.
Despite good intentions, holiday DUI arrests still happen every year in Colorado Springs. Increased patrols, checkpoints, and enforcement mean drivers are more likely to be stopped — even for minor issues.
Every holiday season, law enforcement across El Paso County steps up DUI enforcement in response to a predictable rise in impaired driving.
We unravel the mysteries behind Colorado’s infamous Express Consent Law,
and what it means for Colorado drivers.
Most people assume that the legal BAC limit for driving in Colorado is .08%, but the reality is a bit more complicated.
Most people are under the assumption that a .08% BAC is the legal limit for driving in Colorado. But that is not actually the case.
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