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We recently posted about the
five large Colorado cities with the safest drivers according to data collected by Allstate.
Of this quintet of communities, three — Fort Collins, Colorado Springs and Lakewood — were listed among the 25 safest large cities in the entire country.
To put it mildly, a number of our readers thought otherwise.
Here's one prominent example, featuring a focus on locals' alleged disinterest in stopping at red lights.
Michael Clay Colling writes:
Total BS..... Every day, practically every intersection there is a red light runner, multiple ones at times. Accidents are low because everyone know to wait on a green, somebody is coming through that red.
