The CSP Motor Carrier Safety Section is responsible for educating and enforcing commercial vehicle laws and regulations and partnering with industry for safety.

Joined April 2012
Today begins National Public Safety Telecommunications Week! Let’s give a big shout out to the Craig Comm Team! You are an integral part in helping keep drivers safe! Keep up the amazing work! We appreciate your dedication, and are grateful to have you in the organization!
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POE Officer Prock is a respected leader always willing to assist with any task while treating others with honor and courtesy. Congratulations!
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Move Over, or Slow Down, it’s the law. When a service or emergency vehicles has emergency lights activated, move to the next available lane if possible, or slow down. Only a thin line separates your vehicle from them. That could be the difference between life and death.
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CSP_MCSAP retweeted
FMCSA’s Office of Registration is announcing the release of the third video for the “HOW TO” series. This new video is titled “How to Know if You Need Operating Authority, an Overview for New Applicants”. Watch the video here youtu.be/D_JtSD-b5pk!
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Move over and slow down for emergency vehicles! One of our WHP Troopers nearly got hit by a commercial semi-tractor and trailer recently. The near miss occurred near Rawlins, Wyoming, on Interstate 80. Please slow down, and move over for emergency vehicles.
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Per our @WYHighwayPatrol: Recovery is underway for a semi that crashed over a bridge in Elk Mtn. at MM 262 I80 WB. Due to the extreme weather & poor road conditions, I80 will be closed while our crews & emergency responders rescue stranded motorists & those that have crashed.
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Do you want your teen to learn leadership and team building? Apply for the Colorado State Patrol Youth Academy today! Now accepting applications until April 9, 2023. Space is filling up fast! Learn more at the link below! csp.colorado.gov/community-o…
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CSP is losing Troopers through resignations and retirements. Fewer Troopers equals more dangerous driving behaviors; statistics prove it. In 2022, Colorado had 745 traffic fatalities. The most since 1981. Unfortunately, it doesn’t end there. #ISupportCSP isupportcsp.org
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It's critical you Slow Down, or Move Over when you see ANY emergency or service vehicle on the side of the road. #itsthelaw #slowdownmoveover
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Let's bring the fanny pack back! Recently there has been an increase in suspects breaking windows to steal valuables from cars parked at horse parks, dog parks, and open space trails throughout @douglascountyco. Keep your valuables at home or with you as you enjoy the outdoors.
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Drivers in Northwestern Colorado, US 40 CLOSED from Dinosaur to Maybell. CO 318 CLOSED Utah state line to Maybell.
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Patrolman Floyd E. Gresham February 2, 1956
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CSP_MCSAP retweeted
Check this out! Our viewer Betty sent us this video of her band "Elk Range" getting out of the car and playing some music for the folks stuck on I-70 through Glenwood Canyon during a closure. #I70 #snow #glenwoodcanyon
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CSP_MCSAP retweeted
Do you ever ask yourself, “where is that regulation?” You know it’s somewhere but can’t find it. In today's #COHMEDConference "Secret Squirrel" training session, attendees learned about some of the hidden and lesser-known hazmat regulations, including exceptions.
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Patrolman Wallace M. McCarty January 24, 1946
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Patrolman Nicholas A. Carhart January 23, 1966
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Congratulations to the new graduates! With the increase in impaired driving fatalities last year, we are proud to have these dedicated law enforcement officers on the road!
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CSP_MCSAP retweeted
More than 300 people are attending this week's COHMED Conference in San Antonio, Texas. The #COHMEDConference is a focused, one-of-a-kind event for individuals involved in the regulation, enforcement and safety of transporting hazardous materials and dangerous goods.
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Sergeant Albert M. Alcorn January 23, 1966
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