Real Talk: CSP and community advocates say distracted driving is a pervasive problem

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The Colorado State Patrol (CSP) and community advocates have highlighted distracted driving as a pervasive problem in Colorado. According to a recent statement, the issue remains a top concern for local law enforcement and residents alike.

Data released by CSP for 2025 shows that officers investigated 4,607 cases of lane violations, 2,954 cases of speeding, and 2,919 cases of following too closely. These figures underscore the ongoing need for public awareness and enforcement.


Sources: Denver7 (Denver TV station)

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