I know there is a current law here in CO that dictates when you see a cop stopped on the shoulder of the road, with his emergency lights lit up or not, construction truck, a service vehicle or even a disabled personal vehicle on the shoulder, we are supposed to, by law, SLOW down, give them a wide berth and occupy the opposite lane IF at all possible and if that cannot be accomplished, then at least really slow the hell down. Of all the people failing to give the right away to vehicles parked along the shoulder, it seems the vast majority of the offending drivers are (sorry to say it) women drivers. Same thing with entering an Interstate highway. Yes, the traffic already on the Interstate has the right away when we are entering on an entrance ramp but you'd think the traffic already on the highway would get over in the left lane, when possible and practical, if for no other reason than for their own safety or at least courtesy. Sure a bunch of damn dummies driving our roads nowadays.
Finally, I have been driving for the past 61 years and have NEVER had an accident but have received a total of two moving violation tickets in all those years. I have never, in all my years, seen so many people who totally disregard the double yellow line (no passing zones) and STOP signs as I see down here in Trinidad. Seems to be a total disregard for so many basic traffic laws down here. You guys ever get down to Trinidad, better really hone up on your best defensive driving.