Boulder enhances access to Open Space and Mountain Parks with car-free options, including bikeable trails, free shuttles, and shared bikes/scooters, aiming to reduce emissions and traffic.

CO 71 south of CO 14 is undergoing a resurfacing project expected to finish in late November to improve road safety and driving conditions. Detours and shoulder closures are in effect.

US Highway 160 near Cortez will have delays due to CDOT guardrail repairs between Mile Points 40 and 44 on Tuesday. Traffic will alternate lanes and speed limits will be reduced.

CO Highway 16 speed limit will be reduced from 55 to 45 MPH between I-25 and Mesa Ridge Parkway, starting August 4, to improve safety due to increased traffic from local development.

Broomfield received a Silver designation from Charging Smart for its advancements in electric vehicle infrastructure, highlighting its best practices and role as a model for sustainable transportation.

Denver's DOTI reopens the 8th Avenue Viaduct with a reduced speed limit of 10 mph for safety following maintenance work and consideration for future replacement.

RTD in Aurora is conducting a safety drill on Saturday morning, impacting the R Line from Peoria to 13th Avenue. Bus shuttles will replace trains during the exercise.

A boulder the size of a small car blocked Highway 145 near Telluride. Deputies managed traffic until CDOT removed the obstruction by 1:20pm, reopening both lanes.

Colorado Springs Airport reported a 0.3% rise in passenger traffic and a 5.5% increase in seat availability in June 2025, despite a slight drop in load factor.

Boulder County Public Works will close 4th of July Road for maintenance from July 28-29, affecting access between Hessie and Fourth of July trailheads.

Colorado DOT will close the eastbound E. Platte Ave ramp to S. Powers Blvd for paving from July 25 at 7 p.m. to July 28 at 4 a.m., with detours via Troy Hill Rd. and Airport Rd.

Denver Police promote Colorado's new seat belt safety initiative, "Buckle Up — Someone Needs You," coinciding with increased July-August patrols and fines for non-compliance.

The Colorado Department of Transportation launched the "Buckle Up — Someone Needs You" campaign to promote seat belt use and highlight the community impact of traffic safety.