Colorado § 43-3-105 When local service roads laid out

Colorado Statutes

§ 43-3-105 — When local service roads laid out

Colorado § 43-3-105

Title 43Transportation

Art.Special Highway Construction

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Colo. Rev. Stat. § 43-3-105 (2026).

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Whenever a freeway is
designated under the provisions of this part 1, the chief engineer is authorized to lay
out and construct local service roads or designate as local service roads any
existing street or public way if the same is within reasonable distance of such
freeway wherever, in his opinion, there is a particular danger to the traveling public
of collisions due to vehicles entering the freeway from the sides thereof and may
divide and separate any such service road from the freeway by raised curbs or
dividing sections, or other appropriate devices. If such local service road is a
highway or street already in existence, he may designate the same by appropriate
signs, markers, or other devices.

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Whenever a freeway is
designated under the provisions of this part 1, the chief engineer is authorized to lay
out and construct local service roads or designate as local service roads any
existing street or public way if the same is within reasonable distance of such
freeway wherever, in his opinion, there is a particular danger to the traveling public
of collisions due to vehicles entering the freeway from the sides thereof and may
divide and separate any such service road from the freeway by raised curbs or
dividing sections, or other appropriate devices. If such local service road is a
highway or street already in existence, he may designate the same by appropriate
signs, markers, or other devices.