Colorado Springs Airport received a zero-discrepancy rating after an FAA inspection, highlighting its compliance with safety and operational standards.

Aurora is improving its infrastructure, leading to numerous work zones that may cause disruption, but efforts are made to minimize impact and ensure safety.

CDOT highlights gaps in knowledge about cannabis impairment and driving around 420, promoting education for consumers and budtenders, while offering safe transportation options.

I-70 near East Bay and San Francisco to see traffic shifts for bridge work starting April 21, with overnight lane reductions and alternating traffic patterns.

CDOT and Lumin8 are resuming work on the I-70 Variable Speed Limit Signs Project, causing lane closures and speed limit reductions for project completion.

CDOT and Martin Marietta begin resurfacing US Highway 24 in Colorado from Florissant to Woodland Park, with work scheduled from April 28 until November 2025. Expect lane closures and delays.

A resurfacing project on US Highway 285 in Park County will begin on April 28 to improve road safety and conditions, with both day and night work scheduled.

Superior is set for street maintenance on McCaslin Boulevard from April 14-18, causing temporary lane closures. Traffic disruption is expected from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily.

Englewood's water distribution crew is conducting spring-cleaning from April 21 to May 2, possibly resulting in brown water due to fire hydrant flushing. Residents are advised to run their water until it clears.

Aurora continues infrastructural upgrades, leading to road closures and travel disruptions, with city efforts to minimize impacts and advice for residents to stay informed via official updates and interactive maps.

CDOT urges Colorado drivers to contact their Customer Service for road-related issues and emphasizes using 9-1-1 for emergencies. They offer various contact methods and a COtrip Planner app for real-time traffic information.

Colorado Springs' MMT will offer free bus rides from June 1 to August 31 to promote public transport and reduce ozone levels, supported by Senate Bill 24-032.

CDOT urges road vigilance as Colorado sees 21 pedestrian and cyclist deaths, despite a 38% drop from last year. The state recorded a 78% increase since 2015, with laws aimed at reducing these fatalities.