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.

US Highway 84 near Pagosa Springs will undergo chip seal maintenance starting April 28, affecting traffic with delays and one-lane alternating traffic until the end of the week.

Fort Collins announces a four-week closure of Loomis Street for the Wastewater Collection System Replacement Project, impacting traffic but not pedestrian access.

Aurora extends the public review for its Connecting Aurora plan, encouraging feedback on transit improvements via an online platform until May 2. Participants can win a Target gift card.

Fort Collins residents face traffic disruptions as South Lemay Avenue is closed due to multiple water main breaks, with repairs expected to finish by April 25.

A commercial vehicle accident closed eastbound I-70 near Glenwood Springs, with CDOT offering detours via Highways 13, 40, 131, US 50/US 285, and urging drivers to check travel conditions.

The Denver Mulch Giveaway returns on May 3, where residents can enrich their gardens with free mulch and compost as part of the city's sustainability efforts.

The Colorado DOT is set to begin a $1.75 million resurfacing project on US Highway 287 near Fort Collins on May 5, expected to complete by end of May.

CDOT invites Colorado residents to join telephone town halls for input on the next decade's transportation plan, with events scheduled across the state starting April 29th.

CDOT commemorated two fallen highway workers, Trenton C. Umberger and Nathan Jones, during Remembrance Day, raising the total to 64 since 1929. Officials vowed to enhance road safety efforts amid coinciding National Work Zone Awareness Week.