Motorcycle Crashes on the Rise in Colorado
Motorcycle crashes are increasing in Colorado, with 165 motorcyclists dying last year, the highest number ever recorded in the state.
According to Ivan Alvarado of the Colorado State Patrol, distracted driving is one of the reasons behind this trend.
- Distracted driving is a contributing factor to the rise in motorcycle crashes.
- The BikerDown Foundation, a non-profit organization, advocates for and helps injured bikers and their families.
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Author's summary: Motorcycle crashes are rising in Colorado.
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