vehicle registration
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Vehicle registration crackdown across Front Range starts next week
Colorado drivers with expired tags or unregistered vehicles still have time to get registered before a scheduled enforcement crackdown starts next week. According to an announcement from the Colorado Springs Police Department, a multi-agency enforcement effort will happen across the entire Front Range for all of next week. During this period, officers will take a…
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Colorado drivers tap ‘Montana loophole’ to avoid high vehicle registration and tax costs
Coloradans looking to avoid high vehicle registration fees have turned to what’s known as the “Montana loophole” — a strategy that surfaced recently at a luxury car event near the Cherry Creek Mall. Here’s how it works. A Colorado resident buys a high-end vehicle — anything from a large recreational vehicle to a supercar like…
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July vehicle registration reminders will be delayed
Coloradans whose vehicle registration is set to expire in July will receive an annual reminder notice later than usual, state officials announced Wednesday. These notices are traditionally sent out a month before a registration expires. But because of fiscal year programming updates, the reminders won’t be mailed until July 6, according to the Colorado Division…
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Legislature approves bill to reduce, delay implementation of vehicle fees
State lawmakers passed a bill Monday to delay a gas fee and reduce a vehicle registration fee, a move that would save the average Coloradan just under $13 by the end of 2023. If approved by Gov. Jared Polis, House Bill 1351 would delay the start of the phased-in road usage fee of $0.02 per…
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House Democrats OK bill to save Coloradans about $13 in gas, vehicle registrations
Democrats in the state House passed a bill Monday to delay a gas fee and reduce a vehicle registration fee, saving the average Coloradan just under $13 by the end of 2023. The measure is a key plank of the Democratic majority, which earlier this year outlined an agenda to offer economic relief to Coloradans…
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Polis assures infrastructure sector of funding as he pledges to reduce transportation-related fees
The Polis administration on Thursday assured the transportation sector that plans to save Coloradans money by reducing or delaying several fees – the same revenue streams the governor and his Democratic allies approved last year to fund the state’s 10-year transportation program – will not slow down Colorado’s infrastructure projects. State officials, in fact, said Colorado’s transportation…