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WESTMINSTER COLORADO-2015: Cars Changing Lanes at a Red Light

6s 4K UHD Westminster, Colorado, United States 2015
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About this clip

This vintage home movie captures a quiet moment in Westminster, Colorado, where several cars shift lanes at a red light. The scene unfolds with natural motion and ambient light, showcasing everyday transportation in a suburban setting. The footage has a nostalgic, candid quality typical of personal recordings, with subtle shifts in position and movement that reflect the rhythm of daily life. Ideal for documentaries, editorial content, or nostalgic storytelling about modern American communities.

Clip Intelligence

Production use
Usable for documentary, local news, transportation, or social edits needing suburban Westminster, Colorado traffic waiting at an evening red light in 2015.

Tags

lookscarsjockeyingpositionlightchanginglanesredtransportationwestminster colorado2015stunningromancehome videofootagemodernnewabstractintroductioninspiration

Shot slate

Resolution
4K UHD
Duration
6s
Codec
H.264 MP4
Location
Westminster, Colorado, United States
Year filmed
2015
Published
Jan 2015

Still Frames From This Clip

One frame exported from the 4K master of this clip, in timeline order. The licensed download is the full-motion master, not these stills.

Cars line up on an uphill multi-lane road in Westminster, Colorado, with red traffic signals overhead, blue dusk light, and no visible people.
Opening frame shows the uphill roadway and cars waiting beneath red signals. (0:00)

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