Mobility & Curb Rules in Littleton, CO (2026)
2 verified mobility & curb rules for Littleton, Colorado, sourced directly from the municipal code and official government pages.
Verified from official government sources
Bike Lane Rules
Parking or standing a vehicle in a designated bike lane counts as an obstruction under Littleton's towing ordinance, the same category as blocking a street or sidewalk. An officer can cite the driver and separately order the vehicle towed to clear the lane.
Littleton Bike Lane Parking & Obstruction
Some RestrictionsLittleton City Code § 6-6-5(A)
The following parked vehicles shall be subject to towing and impoundment and shall be treated as an abandoned vehicle public tow under this Code and State law: A. Whenever any police officer finds a motor vehicle, attended or unattended, standing or parked upon any portion of a street, highway right of way, sidewalk or designated bike lane, in such a manner as to constitute an obstruction to ve...
Red-Light Cameras
Littleton amended Model Traffic Code Section 110.5 to match Colorado's 2024 camera law (SB24-195), letting the city run red-light and school-zone speed cameras under strict conditions. Cameras may only operate in a school zone, residential neighborhood, construction zone, park-bordering street, or a corridor city council designates, with 300-foot advance signage required.
Littleton Automated Vehicle ID Camera Rules
Some RestrictionsLittleton City Code § 9-1-1(B) (Model Traffic Code § 110.5)
Section 110.5 of the Model Traffic Code, concerning automated vehicle identification systems, is hereby repealed and replaced with a new Section 110.5 that is consistent with the state law adopted by the Colorado General Assembly in 2024 pursuant to SB24-195 as follows: ... "Automated vehicle identification system" ... means a system whereby: (A) A machine is used to automatically detect a viol...
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