Be cautious at lights, people are always trying to run the red light to turn. Also some roads have cameras that will cite you for almost anything. If you get cited, you end up with a $75 bill in the mail.

Tires are more important than anything else. There is a lot of snow during the winter months and the roads can be very icy. Good winter tires are your best friend combined with a 4wd car.

My favorite memory driving in this city is of driving in the later hours around the South Lands Mall during the summer. The weather was perfect and it was just a peaceful and nice area to be in.

My favorite road to drive on is Smoky Hill road. It leads from the Centennial area to aurora. It is long and straight and very peaceful.. Driving Smoky Hill road, to gun club then up Quincy is a nice drive. Smoky Hill gives you the nice suburbs feel. Gun club is very peaceful. Not many houses and wide open fields. It gives you a real sense of peace and you get to see the beauty of the state. Going down Quincy brings you into quaint neighborhoods and schools. It really gives you a sense of community.

Be aggressive! The city is getting larger and more populated by each month so you have to be an aggressive driver. You have to be alert and pay attention to EVERYTHING going on around you.

Don't buy on craigslist! There are a lot of scams on the Denver craigslist page and a lot of people trying to pawn off terrible cars. You are better going to a trusted dealer that has been in this city for a long time. Read reviews from customers and ask around

Driving into the foothills near Golden, Colorado. You drive past the Coors Brewery and all of a sudden it opens up into this awesome canyon. You can see all the ridges and rock lines and it is really beautiful.

I-70. You get to see so much on one highway! You get to drive through the entire city and at parts the highway is raised so you have a great view. Then you get to drive through the beautiful foothills. Then the highway takes you into the mountains and you wrap around them up to the continental divide and it is just amazing and breath taking.