Regulators have opened a pre-rulemaking process to tighten Uber and Lyft safety rules after Gov. Polis vetoed HB1291; proposals include impersonation checks and tougher reporting.

The Colorado State Patrol is addressing the issue of tailgating, noting it contributed to nearly 2,800 accidents last year, and emphasizing the importance of safe driving practices to prevent crashes and injuries.

A train collided with an unoccupied vehicle in Fort Collins, causing no injuries but significant traffic disruptions on N. College Ave. and nearby streets. Traffic flow was restored later with advisories for alternative routes.

Denver Water's 2026 rates took effect Jan. 1, nudging many household bills up a few dollars as the utility funds $1.7 billion in upgrades. The change affects about 1.5 million people across Denver and nearby suburbs.

Colorado Springs warns of Marksheffel Road closures for drainage work, advising commuters of detours and potential noise, with scheduled overnight work and single-lane traffic directed by flaggers.

CDOT unveiled plans for a $318M rebuild of Federal Boulevard that adds bus rapid transit and safety upgrades across an 18-mile stretch. Funding and timing remain to be finalized.

Colorado Springs resumes South Academy Blvd project on Jan. 18, with roadwork and overnight closures to improve road surface, utilities, and drainage between East Fountain Blvd and Jet Wing Drive.

Fort Collins announces road repairs on South Lemay Avenue between January 19-23, causing expected delays and lane closures, with local business access maintained.

South Broadway near Belleview Ave. will undergo construction for street upgrades starting next week, causing partial lane closures and a temporary closure of a Northbound RTD bus stop.

The Colorado State Patrol issued over 43,900 speeding tickets last year, highlighting the dangers of speeding and its role in severe crashes. Chief Packard emphasized speeding as aggressive, not victimless, driving.

Construction will resume for safety improvements on Garden of the Gods Road in Colorado Springs, affecting eastbound lanes and adding traffic signals with completion expected by January 2026.

Traffic changes at US Hwy 24 and Peterson Rd in Colorado Springs begin January 5, affecting eastbound exits and requiring use of signalized junctions due to safety and infrastructure improvement works.

Aurora is actively developing infrastructure with multiple road projects, affecting travel. Updates and maps are available online, and projects like the East Colfax Bus Rapid Transit are in planning stages.