Colorado and Indiana set up drive-through coronavirus testing

Colorado and Indiana have opened up their first drive-through novel coronavirus testing facilities that's completely free for the public in the latest bid to combat the spread of the disease.

Colorado Gov. Jared Polis announced Tuesday that the state's first facility would open in Denver, with the hope of opening more centers soon.

The first facility in the Lowry neighborhood of Denver opened at 10am and by 11 there were already several dozens of cars in line.