Colorado's mountain areas expect heavy snow and high traffic for the Valentine's/President's Day weekend, with CDOT advising caution and preparedness for road closures and dangerous driving conditions.

The CDOT, CSP, and local law enforcement have initiated increased DUI enforcement in Colorado from Feb. 13-26, coinciding with Presidents Week and ski season festivities.

The Castle Rock area anticipates road closures due to Crystal Valley Parkway bridge construction, necessitating detours and possible traffic disruptions.

CDOT starts widening Colorado Highway 71 between Rocky Ford and Bob Creek on Feb. 24, aiming to improve safety with a new passing lane and updated road features. Expect single-lane traffic and delays up to 15 minutes.

E. 88th Avenue will close for BNSF railroad crossing repairs starting Feb. 12, with detours via Rosemary Street. Reopening expected the next day. Contact Terry Cox for info.

Aurora faces over 100 road construction sites, causing potential traffic issues. The city staff works to minimize disruptions and provides updates and an interactive map for residents.

Fort Collins begins the Siphon Overpass project to connect Power Trail and Mail Creek Trail, temporarily closing a trail segment and setting up detours.

Colorado's Arriba Rest Area on I-70 is closing on Feb. 10 for plumbing and interior upgrades, with a reopening expected in June. Drivers should use alternate stops and stay informed via CDOT resources.

Powers Boulevard will close overnight for bridge girder installation on four dates starting February 20th due to the CO 21 Powers Boulevard and Airport Road Interchange Project.

The Colorado Department of Transportation is enhancing DUI enforcement during Super Bowl weekend to reduce impaired driving, using increased patrols and checkpoints.

Rock clearing on Highway 145 in Colorado causes delays between Telluride and Ophir, with operations continuing to Placerville until Feb. 7. CDOT advises preparedness for disruptions and emphasizes safety.

Wadsworth Blvd/38th Ave intersection will undergo traffic signal upgrades leading to lane closures and signal outages from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. Additionally, 38th Ave is closed for reconstruction, with a tentative re-opening scheduled for February 17.

Fort Collins has launched a public engagement campaign for designing the West Elizabeth Bus Rapid Transit line, seeking input for a project enhancing transportation for residents and CSU.