Many of us have found ourselves in situations where the person or people we’re with have had too much to drink or consumed too much of another substance (read about how marijuana affects driving: How High is Too High to Drive?). You may even be concerned about a visibly impaired stranger. There are things
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Colorado has officially changed the language used in state transportation law. Here’s what HB 26-1237 means, and why the words we use after a traffic crash matter. House Bill 26-1237, the Transportation Safety Modifications Act, is now law. Signed by Gov. Jared Polis on May 5, 2026, the law took effect August 12, 2026. Among
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When people think about impaired driving, we find that they often picture someone who’s had too much to drink. While alcohol is one of the leading causes of impaired driving crashes, it’s far from the only one. Cannabis, prescription medications, over-the-counter drugs, and even certain combinations of medications can all affect your ability to drive
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Riding an e-scooter or e-bike is an environmentally-friendly alternative to driving a car and an accessible mode of transportation for people who are transport-dependent. If you live in Northern Colorado, you’ve probably seen one of the popular Spin e-scooters parked on a sidewalk or downtown. It’s tempting to grab a bicycle, e-bike, or e-scooter to
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If you’re out drinking – or that edible hit harder than you thought – and you need to Make the Call for a safe ride home, we’ve got you covered. No DUI NoCo has compiled a list of ride services throughout Larimer and Weld Counties. Just scroll down to your city for name, description, and
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Our No DUI NoCo steering committee of police officers, public health workers, students, bar owners and budtenders has seen firsthand how everyday decisions can change lives in an instant. We’ve seen the ripple effects of impaired driving across Northern Colorado: families impacted, futures altered, and communities shaken. Preventing impaired driving doesn’t just happen when you’re
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March 31, 2026 Northern Colorado – As prom season approaches for northern Colorado, No DUI NoCo, a local coalition and campaign dedicated to preventing impaired driving, is calling on students, parents, and community members to prioritize safety and responsible decision-making during this memorable time of the year. While prom is a time for celebration and
Prom season is one of the most memorable milestones in a student’s high school experience. Unfortunately, prom night is a dangerous night for some students, even those who aren’t driving impaired themselves. Roughly one-third of alcohol-related teen traffic deaths occur during prom season, making it an important time for No DUI NoCo to raise awareness
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**** For Immediate Release **** Uber and No DUI NoCo Partner to Offer Spring Break Ride Discounts for Greeley College Students UNC and Aims Community College students can receive up to $10 off Uber rides to help ensure safe travel during Spring Break and St. Patrick’s Day celebrations. GREELEY, Colo. (March 10, 2026) – In
No DUI NoCo is proud to partner with UBER this St. Patty’s Day and Spring Break Week. Students at both the University of Northern Colorado and AIMS Community College (Greeley) can take advantage of a $10 promo code to get home safe. Dates: 3/14/26 – 3/22/26 *While supplies last – see terms and conditions CODES
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