The department is empowered to destroy or otherwise dispose of all obsolete motor and other vehicle records, number plates, and badges after the same have been in its possession for twelve calendar months; but all records of accidents must be preserved by the department for a period of six years.
Source: L. 94: Entire title amended with relocations, p. 2112, § 1, effective January 1, 1995.
Editor's note: This section is similar to former § 42-1-214 as it existed prior to 1994.
Structure Colorado Code
Title 42 - Vehicles and Traffic
Article 1 - General and Administrative
§ 42-1-201. Administration - Supervisor
§ 42-1-202. Have Charge of All Divisions
§ 42-1-203. Executive Director to Cooperate With Others - Local Compliance Required
§ 42-1-204. Uniform Rules and Regulations
§ 42-1-205. Record of Official Acts - Seal
§ 42-1-206. Records Open to Inspection - Furnishing of Copies - Rules
§ 42-1-207. No Supplies for Private Purposes - Penalty
§ 42-1-207. No Supplies for Private Purposes - Penalty
§ 42-1-208. Information on Accidents - Published
§ 42-1-210. Authorized Agents - Legislative Declaration - Fee
§ 42-1-211. Driver's License, Record, Identification, and Vehicle Enterprise Solution
§ 42-1-213. Commission of Authorized Agents
§ 42-1-214. Duties of Authorized Agents
§ 42-1-216. Destruction of Obsolete Records
§ 42-1-217. Disposition of Fines and Surcharges
§ 42-1-218.5. Electronic Hearings
§ 42-1-219. Appropriations for Administration of Title
§ 42-1-222. Motor Vehicle Investigations Unit
§ 42-1-224. Criminal History Check
§ 42-1-225. Commercial Vehicle Enterprise Tax Fund - Creation
§ 42-1-226. Disabled Parking Education and Enforcement Fund - Created
§ 42-1-228. Revocation Hearings - Right of Driver to Challenge Validity of Initial Traffic Stop
§ 42-1-230. Exceptions Processing - Rules
§ 42-1-232. Third-Party Vin Inspection Program - Rules - Definitions