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As Colorado’s winter driving rules take effect, a new traction law is providing clarity for two-wheel-drive vehicles
The updated rules now apply to two-wheel-drive vehicles and require chains or approved traction devices when road conditions worsen, officials said.
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As Colorado’s winter driving rules take effect, a new traction law is providing clarity for two-wheel-drive vehicles
Colorado’s winter traction laws, which require drivers to prepare for snowy conditions, are now in effect. The state’s passenger vehicle traction and commercial vehicle chain laws took effect Sept. 1, according to a news release from Colorado State Patrol. These laws — which apply to all vehicles driving on the Interstate 70 mountain corridor and other mountain roads — are designed to keep traffic moving safely during icy and snowy conditions. …
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