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Driving Change; Highlighting NoCo Community Initiatives to Create Safer Roads

At No DUI NoCo, our mission is clear: to reduce impaired driving and make northern Colorado roads safer for everyone. But we’re not in this fight alone. Across our region, numerous organizations and community leaders are working tirelessly to tackle road safety from various angles. These initiatives inspire us, and we’re excited to share some […]

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No DUI Larimer is Now No DUI NoCo

October 20, 2024 Fort Collins, Colorado – The nonprofit organization formerly known as No DUI Larimer has announced an exciting rebranding to No DUI NoCo. This name change reflects the organization’s expanded mission – with the support of the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) – to combat impaired driving across both Larimer and Weld Counties,

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CU Researchers Gain Insight on Marijuana’s Impact on Driving

CU Researchers Gain Insight on Marijuana’s Impact on Driving In a recent update on cannabis and driving research, a significant study conducted by the School of Public Health at University of Colorado Boulder Anschutz sheds new light on the effects of cannabis impairment on driving.   This study builds upon the growing body of research

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Common Alcohol and Cannabis Drug Interactions You May Not Know About

Common Alcohol and Cannabis Drug Interactions You May Not Know About We’ve talked at length about the effects of alcohol or cannabis on driving, and about the physical and mental effects of combined alcohol and cannabis use that affect your ability to operate a vehicle.   However, while many individuals might be aware of the

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10 Essential Motorcycle Safety Tips

10 Essential Motorcycle Safety Tips, from No DUI Larimer No DUI Larimer is dedicated to reducing impaired driving and promoting safe practices for all road users. With increased traffic, heat, and other seasonal factors, it’s crucial motorcyclists prioritize safety during the summer months, the deadliest time for motorcyclists.   Although Colorado motorcycle fatalities decreased slightly

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Boating Under the Influence Can Be Deadly

Press Release: Impaired Driving Fatalities Skyrocket Over Fourth of July in Colorado

****  For Immediate Release  **** Impaired Driving Fatalities Skyrocket Over Fourth of July in Colorado July 2, 2024 Fort Collins, Colorado – As the Fourth of July holiday approaches, No DUI Larimer is issuing a critical reminder about the dangers of impaired driving. Independence Day is a time for celebration, but it is also one

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Increased NoCo Youth Substance Access Fuels Use and Harm

Increased NoCo Youth Substance Access Fuels Use and Harm As a nonprofit aimed at reducing impaired driving, part of our work is to consider many societal and legal factors that impact rates of impaired driving among youth and young adults ages 14-25 (the most at-risk age group). We are concerned about recent legislation involving the

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