Prospect Road in Fort Collins will be closed from June 3-5 for railroad crossing work, with detours on Mulberry Street, Drake Road, and alternative paths for pedestrians and cyclists. Transfort’s MAX service remains unaffected.

Colorado Springs drivers are advised of MAMSIP-related road closures and detours starting May 4, 2025, impacting South Academy Boulevard and US 85/87.

Colorado Springs is beginning a trail reroute project on May 4 at the Section 16 Trailhead, aiming to improve the Palmer Red Rock Loop Trail's durability and accessibility. No closures are required, with completion expected by end of June.

CDOT announces overnight closures on US 85 and US 34 for new signage installation, with detours and project details available online. Travelers are advised to plan and stay updated.

Denver commuters face disruptions from CDOT's upgrades on Santa Fe Drive, including lane closures and delays through summer, with full completion by August 2025.

Boulder introduces new bike racks, a bike valet service, and an app to enhance secure bike parking ahead of summer events, promoting sustainable transport.

CDOT begins a $4.6 million road construction project in Boulder on May 4th, involving pavement rehabilitation on CO Highway 119 and CO 7, causing night-time disruptions.

The Colorado Department of Transportation reported a 57% rise in motorcycle deaths over the past decade, with 2024 being the deadliest year. They emphasize safety and helmet use, noting a hopeful 20% decrease in fatalities in early 2025.

US 24 from Florissant to Woodland Park undergoes a resurfacing project starting April 28, with completion expected in November 2025, causing potential delays.

Colorado reports a 21% drop in traffic fatalities, with CDOT citing efforts such as enforcement and safety campaigns for the decline. Despite improvements, regions vary, and authorities urge continued caution.

The Colorado Department of Transportation announced repair work on I-76 bridges starting April 28, expecting lane closures and delays, with a project completion target of fall 2025.

CDOT and Road Safe Traffic are starting a road safety project in southeast Colorado, involving the installation of rumble strips and pavement striping on various highways, with construction causing potential commute disruptions.

Mancos, Colorado, is set to begin a major sidewalk improvement project on May 5, enhancing pedestrian safety and accessibility along Grand Avenue and Main Street, with over 1,000 feet of new sidewalks and 64 ADA ramps.