The new Colorado laws taking effect Aug. 7

Here are 10 notable new laws:

💰 College students whose families make less than $90,000 a year are eligible for tax credits that cover the cost of tuition for two years.

😻 Veterinarians can offer pets telehealth services if they have an established relationship.

🔫 Handgun training classes must now include at least eight instruction hours, a live-fire exercise and a written exam.

⛰ Access to the summit of 14,000-foot mountains is made possible with new liability protections for private property owners.

💳 Credit card companies must track firearm purchases, giving them the ability to report alarming activity to law enforcement.

🎟 Concert ticket sales must include the total cost with fees and require refunds for canceled shows and counterfeit tickets.

🍎 School districts must start to provide free menstrual products in middle and high schools girls' bathrooms.

👋 The state will spend $2.5 million through grants to help migrants crossing the southern U.S. border resettle in Colorado.

🚘 Motorists can apply for a Chicano heritage license plate with a donation to a nonprofit that supports the Latino community.

🏍 Motorcyclists can filter through lanes of stopped traffic to move to the front at stop lights.