When it comes to driving around Five Points, drivers may want to be extra vigilant when traversing the area's more collision-prone areas.

When it comes to driving around West Denver, drivers may want to be extra vigilant when traversing the area's more collision-prone areas.

The 14th annual Colfax Marathon will be held on Sunday, May 19, and could mean headaches over transportation and road closures.

Denver's compost service is expanding, adding nearly 18,700 households across eight districts, providing carts and composting guides to promote sustainability.

Upcoming roadworks in the city will cause lane closures from August 19, affecting Chambers Road and Potomac Street with potential traffic delays and shifts during specific hours. Contact details for project inquiries are provided.

Boulder's 95th Street corridor closure begins Aug 26 for culvert installation, impacting routes until year end. Access for residents is maintained but limited.

Boulder County announces a live webinar to discuss updates and future projects for its transit services, inviting input and questions from the community.

Boulder County has scheduled an open house to discuss CO 119 corridor improvements, including the CO 119 Bikeway Overpass and the Gunbarrel Shuttle, set to launch in 2025.

Denver's RTD finished the first phase of its Downtown Rail Reconstruction Project early, allowing traffic and pedestrian access to reopen before resuming light rail service on Sept. 29.

Boulder has launched a program offering e-bike vouchers to income-qualified residents, promoting sustainable transportation and aiming to reduce emissions.

The Boulder County draft plan for the Boulder to Erie Regional Trail is open for public comment, which includes its evaluation, stakeholder input, and preferred alignments. Residents can provide feedback until September 25, 2024.

Boulder County launches the "You Have the Power/Tienes el Poder" campaign to educate teenagers on e-bike safety and promote responsible riding habits.

Boulder County is seeking public input on design concepts for a new bikeway overpass on CO 119 at N. 63rd St. and discussing other local transit projects.

Fort Collins is starting a restoration project on E. Mountain Ave to enhance safety around trolley tracks and maintain the street's historic appearance. The road will remain open, but expect disruptions for approximately 8 weeks.

The City of Colorado Springs' Public Works is hosting a meeting on Sept. 17 at Skyview Middle School to discuss Dublin Boulevard's expansion from Fieler Drive to Marksheffel Road.

Boulder has added a protected intersection at 28th Street and Colorado Avenue, improving safety and connectivity for various travel modes. The project includes sidewalk-level bike lanes, ADA sidewalks, traffic signals, and bus lanes.

Construction begins on CO Highway 119 in Boulder County on Sept 23, including lane shifts and delays, as part of a safety and mobility project with CDOT, RTD, and Boulder County.

The Colorado Department of Transportation warns about the increase in pedestrian fatalities in the dark and emphasizes the importance of vigilance by both drivers and pedestrians.

Aurora experiences high road work activity, with traffic staff working to minimize commuter impact through careful planning and a new online tool mapping ongoing and upcoming projects.

Transfort in Fort Collins continues fare-free service and increases MAX bus frequency during peak hours to every 10 minutes, with an eventual goal of restoring pre-pandemic service levels.

Meldrum St in Fort Collins will be partially closed due to construction associated with the Oak St Stormwater Project. Despite this, two-way traffic will remain, but on-street parking will be unavailable.

Dr. Glynell Horn Jr. and Steven Martingano are appointed as acting co-chiefs of RTD's police department while a national search for a permanent chief is underway.

Denver's Department of Transportation and Infrastructure starts its LeafDrop program, allowing residents to recycle leaves and pumpkins for compost until November 30.

Construction has begun on the CO 119/Diagonal Highway project aimed at improving safety and mobility. Boulder County Government is offering email updates to keep commuters informed about construction impacts.

Police operation closed I-25 near Lone Tree, causing delays; both directions reopened around 1:30 p.m. The reason for closure not immediately disclosed.

County Road 77 in northern Weld County reopened to traffic 11 days ahead of schedule, after roadwork including full-depth reclamation and culvert replacement was completed.

The City of Fort Collins has announced multiple road construction projects in the northeast quadrant from September 2024 to May 2025, including gas pipeline upgrades and road improvements.

The East County Line Road safety improvement project in Boulder County will start in October, with significant roadwork and closures affecting commutes.

A week-long closure at US 85 and County Line Road is announced to enable paving for the US 85 Widening Project, potentially extending if weather disrupts plans.

Boulder seeks public input on the North 30th Street Preliminary Design Project to enhance safety and transport between Arapahoe Avenue and CO 119. Residents can share feedback through surveys and community events.

The Colorado State Patrol uses a multi-pronged approach to curb CMV crashes, involving inspections, education, and technology, despite a slight rise in fatal accidents in 2024.

A new portion of the Poudre River Trail will open, furthering Northern Colorado's goal for continuous connectivity from Bellvue to Greeley for outdoor recreation and safer mobility.

Weld County Road 44 near Kersey will be closed for bridge reconstruction from October 14 until February 2025, with detours available on the Road Advisory Map. The new bridge aims to improve safety and accommodate heavy traffic.

Denver is expanding its composting program to Park Hill, Central Park, and East Colfax, with residents advised to select a compost cart size. The initiative includes distribution of carts, kitchen pails, and composting guides.

Road closures on South Nevada Avenue and the I-25 South Connector in Colorado Springs are expected Friday night for construction, with detours in place.

Denver's DOTI focuses on safety, reducing traffic fatalities by 20% and pedestrian deaths by 33% in 2024. Projects include safer roads, bike lanes, and public transit improvements.

Weld County Road 22 has fully reopened after significant upgrades, improving the local transportation infrastructure and preparing it for increased traffic.

Denver enhances urban sustainability with new green infrastructure on West 14th Avenue, replacing lawns with native plants aimed at improving stormwater management and mitigating urban heat.

Fort Collins announces a road closure on Shields St from October 23rd due to the Oak Street Water System Improvement Project, with detours provided and pedestrian access maintained.

The Colorado State Patrol warns pedestrians against using highways and rural roads due to the high risk of accidents and advises measures for those experiencing vehicle breakdowns.

Aurora is working on its infrastructure with up to 100 active work zones. Traffic engineers aim to minimize disruptions, but delays happen. A newsletter and online map offer residents construction updates.

Denver's DOTI seeks public input on their popular Shared Bike and Scooter Program to inform future licensing and improve the city's transportation network.

The Greeley-Weld County Airport is undergoing expansions including new taxi lanes and roads, with Weld County and Greeley each pledging up to $5M for the project, set to begin in spring 2025.

Castle Rock is facing traffic closures for the Crystal Valley interchange project, with detours during the Nov. 1-4 weekend and ongoing construction causing noise and disruptions.

Colorado Springs Airport announces its first international service: a direct, seasonal flight to Cancún with Southwest Airlines starting June 7, 2025.

Starting January 1, 2025, Colorado will enforce a new law banning the handling of mobile devices while driving, promoting hands-free accessories to enhance road safety.

Aurora is investing in infrastructure and managing numerous work zones, potentially affecting traffic. An online map has been introduced to help residents navigate these areas and updates on projects that might disrupt commutes.

Colorado Springs Airport is offering 50% off long-term parking during certain holiday dates, with no need for coupons or bookings, aiming to ease holiday travel costs.

The City of Boulder has released winter travel safety tips, highlighting precautions for residents and promoting efforts to reduce traffic accidents in line with Vision Zero goals.

The Winter Park Express will offer expanded service in the 2025 winter season, including additional stops and a higher seating capacity. Tickets are more affordable, and purchases can be made via Amtrak's website or app.

North Timberline Road will be closed at East Vine Drive from Nov. 11-15 for intersection upgrades, with detours suggested via North Lemay Avenue or I-25. East Vine Drive remains open.

Aurora invites residents to provide input on its Connecting Aurora transportation master plan through open houses and a virtual town hall, with food trucks to encourage participation.

The article discusses Aurora's plans to improve pedestrian and cyclist access on Havana Street and Yale Avenue, inviting community feedback through an open house and online survey.

The CDOT's 2024 Driver Behavior Report indicates reductions in high-risk driving behaviors, yet 77% still use phones while driving and 19% drove after drinking. Seat belt usage is high at 89%, but lower for short trips.

Denver accelerates compost service expansion, planning a citywide rollout by early next year and adjusting recycling and large item pickup schedules to reduce emissions and waste. No changes in trash fees for 2025 are expected.

Denver's plow drivers are set to address the main streets overnight in anticipation of a winter storm, while the city evaluates whether residential plows will be needed.

Denver's Department of Transportation prepares for significant snowfall, advising residents to remain indoors and announcing plans for plowing main roads and side streets.

Fort Collins Police will start issuing tickets for speeds 10 mph over the limit detected by AVIS, ending the warning period on Nov 25; except College Ave/Drake Rd intersection, where warnings will continue for 30 days from Nov 11.

Denver International Airport begins construction affecting the A-Bridge and Ansbacher Hall, shifting travel routines and closing the Bridge Security checkpoint temporarily.

Temporary traffic changes at Garden of the Gods Park from Nov. 18-22 for a waterline project will affect access routes; a shuttle service will be available, with alternate entrances for visitors.

Fort Collins plans to build the Siphon Pedestrian Overpass by Summer 2025 to connect trails across the Union Pacific Railroad, improving access for cyclists and pedestrians.

A rockfall has closed the US 550 Red Mountain Pass in Colorado. CDOT is working on removal and suggests using CO Highway 145 as a detour. Visit COtrip.org for updates on the closure and travel information.

CDOT begins overnight repairs on I-25 and US Highway 50 in Pueblo, with scheduled lane and full road closures to maintain infrastructure. Detours are provided during the two-night work, affecting traffic from 7 p.m. to 5 a.m.

Denver celebrated the completion of safety enhancements on North Federal Boulevard, including a new HAWK signal and redesigned roadways to protect pedestrians.

CDOT and SEMA Construction began the I-25 and US Highway 50B interchange project in Pueblo, introducing a diverging diamond interchange to enhance safety and traffic flow.

Allegiant announces 44 new nonstop routes, including service to three new cities, with one-way fares starting at $39, marking a significant expansion for the company.

The Poudre River Trail in Northern Colorado is set to open its final segment, connecting the community with a 45-mile paved multi-use trail, fulfilling a 40-year development with collaborative support and funding.

Boulder expands Automated Vehicle Identification (AVIS) corridors to enhance speed enforcement and safety, with plans to issue warnings from January 2025 and tickets from March 1, 2025.

Lyft transfers its e-bike and e-scooter license to Bird in Denver, ensuring continuity of shared transportation services with no service interruption expected.

The City of Colorado Springs will reconfigure Vickers Drive to improve safety by reducing lanes and widening bike lanes according to city standards, expecting minimal traffic impact.

David Ruppel has been appointed as the interim manager of Boulder Municipal Airport, bringing extensive experience from previous roles in aviation management.

Colorado will issue warnings from Dec 1 for improper express lane usage, with fines starting Jan 1, 2025. New tech aims to reduce violations and enhance safety.

The state prepares for heavy snowfall as Thanksgiving approaches, with the Colorado Department of Transportation advising travelers to check road conditions and adjust travel times accordingly.

Aurora is improving infrastructure with 100 work zones, causing traffic changes and some closures. An interactive map and weekly emails update residents on progress and provide important travel info.

Denver's DOTI is closing sections of Quebec Street to install sidewalks and upgrade traffic signals, aiming to enhance neighborhood safety and accessibility, funded by the Elevate Denver Bond.

The Denver Connector ride share service extends to West Denver, providing residents with free, on-demand transportation to key destinations, emphasizing mobility, equity, and sustainability.

Weld County approves a $13.2 million contract for a new roundabout to enhance traffic safety and efficiency, with construction by WW Clyde set to begin on Jan. 9, 2025.

CDOT announces winter maintenance on US 550 between Ouray and Silverton, forecasting significant traffic delays due to snow removal and avalanche prevention starting December 3.

The article discusses upcoming infrastructure projects on Colorado Highway 119 involving CDOT, Boulder County, and the City of Boulder, focusing on road safety, flood resilience, and utility improvements.

Dublin Boulevard will have lane closures starting Dec. 9 due to median island removals for the Marksheffel Road project in Colorado Springs, leading to potential traffic delays.

The A-Bridge security checkpoint at Denver International Airport is now closed, affecting passenger flow and requiring travelers to use alternate checkpoints.

Asphalt repairs on South Timberline Road in Fort Collins will lead to southbound lane closures starting Dec. 11, with alternate routes suggested during the 2-3 day project.

American Airlines resumes nonstop flights from Colorado Springs to Chicago O'Hare starting June 5, 2025, enhancing travel options for both business and leisure passengers.

Denver officials propose eliminating mandatory parking minimums for new developments to ease housing construction, reduce development review times, and make the city more affordable.

US 550 Red Mountain Pass between Ouray and Silverton will close for winter maintenance at 10 a.m. today, with a detour via CO 145 adding about an hour of travel time.

CDOT initiates "The Heat Is On" DUI enforcement for the holiday season, with increased patrols and checkpoints in Colorado from Dec. 12-25 to tackle impaired driving.

Denver International Airport prepares for a surge of holiday travelers with tightened security, TSA tips, and new facial recognition tech. Travelers are advised about gift wrapping and liquid carry-ons.

Interstate 25 in Colorado will have lane closures for the MAMSIP project, including concrete grooving and guardrail fixes. Expect shifts along South Academy Boulevard until spring 2025 for lane widening and infrastructure improvements.

Arapahoe County completed a paving season with 44,274 tons of asphalt, improving roads and infrastructure, though slightly less than in 2022. Major projects included bridge and road repairs, with more upgrades planned for the future.

Colorado Springs Airport offers a holiday discount on long-term parking from December 20, 2024, to January 2, 2025, reducing the daily rate to $4. Signs will direct travelers to overflow lots when necessary.

The Fillmore Street bridge maintenance project, which caused 8 months of traffic disruptions, will fully reopen December 20, with city plans for an eventual overhaul.

Colorado Springs Airport is set to surpass one million enplanements this year and will introduce new routes, including its first international service to Cancun. A holiday parking discount is also offered.

United Airlines has introduced new flights from Denver International Airport, including a nonstop service to Rome and domestic routes, enhancing travel options for passengers.

CDOT is prepared for winter travel, with a fully staffed team, new de-icing measures, and technology updates to ensure road safety during the holiday season.

Boulder is proposing transit improvements on the Broadway corridor, with a virtual open house for community feedback. The project aims to enhance bus efficiency and safety without reducing vehicle lanes.

Aurora is dealing with numerous roadwork projects, leading to traffic disruptions, which the city is managing with a weekly email update and an online interactive map for residents.

Denver DOTI opens a new elevated on-ramp from Broadway to southbound I-25, aiming to ease congestion within the I-25 and Broadway Improvement Project.

The Monarch Road median on Colorado Highway 119 is closing for the CO 119 Safety, Mobility and Bikeway Improvements Project, leading to traffic rerouting and a new intersection to improve safety.

Colorado's Department of Transportation plans road closures for bridge demolition on the I-25 North Express Lanes Project, affecting Valley Road and Weld County Road 32.

Colorado plans to expand passenger rail service, including daily trips through the Moffat Tunnel, after a tentative deal to extend Union Pacific's lease. The deal supports future transportation strategies for mountain communities.

Heavy snowfall led to closures and dangerous driving conditions on Colorado's I-70 with eventual reopening yet advisories to avoid mountain travel persisted.

CDOT announces temporary road closures for bridge demolition work as part of the I-25 North Express Lanes Project, urging commuters to plan accordingly and check updates.

Highway 96 near Westcliffe was closed due to a rock slide. The Custer County Sheriff’s Office warned it might remain closed for days and advised alternative routes for travelers. CDOT is assessing the situation with a geologist for safety.

The CO 119/Diagonal Highway is being upgraded for safety and versatility, including new bus stations and a bikeway. The project is a collaboration among local and state agencies and aims to minimize travel disruptions during construction.

Jefferson County reports no current road closures, indicating a smooth start for 2025 commuters and travelers, with the county website providing ongoing updates.

Boulder begins construction of a new multi-use path along Valmont Road, aiming to enhance connectivity with completion slated for summer, weather permitting. Nearby roads and paths will stay open despite expected delays.

CDOT warns of potential record-breaking traffic in the Rocky Mountains and urges drivers to use alternative travel methods like Bustang or to plan with apps like COtrip for the upcoming winter weather.

Denver's DOTI announced new waste services and a sidewalk repair program, including compost collection sign-ups, alternate recycling pickups, tree recycling, and a property owner-funded sidewalk initiative.

Severe fog and a snowstorm caused over a thousand flight delays and cancellations at Denver International Airport, with travelers advised to check their flight status.

Aurora faces traffic disruptions due to over 100 active work zones, but city officials work to minimize the impact and offer resources like weekly construction updates and an interactive map to help residents navigate.

MAMSIP construction affects South Academy Boulevard routes in Colorado with closed ramps, shifted lanes, and detours starting January 6, as per CDOT's update.

Heritage Road in Golden is closed at Colfax for construction. Detours are in place through March. For more info, contact Joseph Lammers or visit the city's website.

Boulder begins a bus station expansion project in 2025 to meet the rising demand for regional transit, while ensuring accessibility and aligning with the city's transportation goals.

The I-70 Floyd Hill Project reached key milestones in 2024, with progress on widening, environmental features, and new pavement. CDOT continued construction with traffic disruptions expected into 2026. Safety and alternative transport remain a focus.

Englewood's shuttle service is rerouting due to construction, affecting stops 8 and 13 on Old Hampden Avenue. The city is working to relocate the stops and will update residents via its website and social media.

Northbound Coffman Street in Longmont closes for three months starting January 13 for mobility improvements, with business access maintained and parking restrictions in place.

The city of Aurora reports over 100 active work zones impacting daily commutes, with efforts to minimize disruptions and maintain safety. An interactive map and weekly updates are available for traveler convenience.

Colorado Springs drivers face road closures and detours due to the South Academy Boulevard Widening Project, part of the MAMSIP initiative, affecting I-25 ramps and traffic patterns until early 2026.

CDOT announces a closure of eastbound I-70 near East Vail on Tuesday morning for vehicle recovery, with expected delays and a detour via US 24 and Highway 91.

Longmont road closures for the Coffman Street Mobility Improvements project will affect travel, with Longs Peak Avenue closed east of Coffman Street for three weeks.

CDOT has announced closures on US 550 Red Mountain Pass on Jan. 15 for winter maintenance, from Mile Points 87 to 91, potentially delaying traffic between Ouray and Silverton.

Eastbound Dartmouth Avenue in Englewood will be closed for concrete and driveway work on January 17 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., between S. Platte River Drive and Santa Fe. Traffic detours expected.

Contour Airlines joins Denver International Airport, introducing new routes to Moab and Vernal, Utah, offering daily and five-days-a-week services respectively.

The Colorado Department of Transportation issued a travel advisory due to an expected winter storm and Arctic temperatures affecting the I-70 Mountain Corridor over the MLK weekend, advising drivers of probable delays and hazardous conditions.

The Boulder County MAC celebrated 'Mobility Heroes' for their contributions to transportation equity at a luncheon, awarding individuals from various transport sectors.

Douglas County is holding public meetings for its Integrated Transit and Multimodal Study and 2050 Transportation Plan, to gather community feedback on enhancing the transportation system.

CDOT begins culvert repair on US Highway 50 near Cañon City on Feb 3. Expect lane closures from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday to Friday until the end of February.

Colorado Springs Airport had a record year in 2024 with over 1.2 million passengers and is optimistic for 2025, expanding with new routes and undergoing concourse modernization.

The Boulder County Mobility and Access Coalition (MAC) provided updates on local transportation services, infrastructure projects, and advocacy events, focusing on the affordability and inclusivity of transit options.

CDOT announces a temporary closure of Weld County Road 32 under I-25 to install bridge caissons for the I-25 North Express Lanes Project, with detours planned.

Colorado reports a 5% drop in traffic fatalities in 2024, but sees a rise in motorcycle and construction zone deaths. CDOT aims for no road deaths and introduces measures like a Speed Safety Camera Program to improve safety.

Colorado Springs announces a four-week closure of the 25th Street bridge for maintenance, affecting Old Colorado City residents and the Midland Trail.

The Park Vista South Neighborhood Drainage project in Colorado Springs begins on Feb 3, to resolve safety and flood issues, with completion expected by end of 2026.

Bay Area commuters can expect detours due to South Academy Boulevard widening efforts in El Paso County, aiming to alleviate congestion and support military bases, with road closures starting February 8.

Following resident input, Boulder implements transportation projects in 2024 to improve local movement, with road and sign maintenance, updated maps, safety initiatives, over $4.2 million in funding, and a focus on sustainable transport.

Construction on US Highway 6 in New Castle is on hold for the winter, with temporary paving in place. CDOT plans to resume in spring, with completion expected by May 2025. Travelers are urged to stay informed and prioritize safety around work zones.

CDOT won four awards at the WTS Colorado Recognition Awards honoring contributions to transportation and diversity, including Employer and Person of the Year.

Boulder County extends free Boulder Canyon Extra bus service until May 23, 2025, adding an extra weekday round-trip and seeking public feedback for further improvements.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

Denver DOTI has set up detours around Broadway and Walsh Place due to construction, with particular changes for northbound traffic on Broadway and vehicles accessing northbound I-25. The detours will last around six weeks.

A winter storm caused multiple crashes and road closures on Colorado's Interstate 70, affecting travelers over Presidents' Day weekend, with officials working to manage the situation.

Colorado canceled MedRide's Medicaid contract due to noncompliance, impacting patient transport. MedRide is appealing the decision, citing communication issues with the state.

Denver officials announce a closure of eastbound Dartmouth Avenue for the Dartmouth Avenue Bridge Widening Project on February 17 from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Eastbound Dartmouth Avenue in Englewood is closed today from 8 am to 4 pm for construction, between S. Platte River Drive and Santa Fe. Seek alternative routes.

The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) has announced overnight closures of Powers Boulevard in Colorado Springs for bridge girder installations from Feb. 20-23, with detours in place.

CDOT announces a temporary closure of the Jay Road median at CO 119 from Feb. 28 to Mar. 10 for bikeway underpass installation, with detours for vehicles and cyclists.

CDOT warns of heavy traffic and potential delays for skiers heading to the I-70 Mountain Corridor due to a combination of fresh snow and sunny weather. Expect traffic peaks and possible metering at EJMT.

Interstate 25 bridge installation delays due to crane malfunction; intermittent nighttime lane closures expected; new dates for closures set for March.

US Highway 160 roadworks are starting March 17 in Pagosa Springs, with CDOT hosting a March 3 open house. Traffic flow improvements are planned, minimizing impact on locals.

Multiple law enforcement agencies in Northern Colorado, including Fort Collins Police, conducted a commercial vehicle safety operation on February 20, inspecting 50 vehicles, resulting in one arrest and 137 citations.

Travelers in the city will face delays due to lane closures for utility work from Feb 28-Mar 3, notably on E. 56th Ave, E. 80th Ave, and at E. 60th Ave & Quebec St.

CDOT has announced overnight closures on Powers Boulevard in Colorado between March 10-13 due to bridge construction, with detours in place and guidance provided online.

CDOT begins a widening and accessibility project on CO 67 in Woodland Park on March 10, with expected improvements including lane expansion and safety measures.

CDOT plans bridge maintenance on I-70 from Limon to Flagler starting March 17, impacting 33 miles and 10 bridges. Expect daytime single-lane traffic and minor delays.

CDOT resumes I-70 improvements in Colorado, focusing on eastbound lanes from Bethune to the Kansas border, including road resurfacing and safety upgrades. Work starts March 17 and is expected to finish by late October.

US Highway 550 will close between Ouray and Silverton on March 6 for maintenance, with possible 30-minute interruptions or longer. CDOT advises travelers to check conditions and consider alternative routes.

I-25 construction near Fort Collins resumes, focusing on southbound repairs starting March 17 with expected completion by summer 2025; causing potential traffic delays.

Marksheffel Road in Colorado Springs will close overnight on March 10 for lane realignment from 7 p.m. to 5:30 a.m. Detours via Peterson Road are planned.

Aurora is enhancing its infrastructure, leading to numerous work zones that the city is managing to minimize traffic disruptions and communicating transparently about inevitable delays due to factors like weather.

Denver DOTI launched the "For the Love of Safety" campaign to reduce traffic fatalities, involving billboards, geofencing ads, and safety measures like speed feedback signs and improved lighting.

Douglas County is opening new Continuous Flow Intersections along US 85 to improve traffic flow, with initial phases starting in March, weather permitting.

US Highway 50 roadwork near Gunnison from Mar 17 to 21 will cause up to 20-minute delays due to culvert replacements; CDOT advises planning for extra travel time.

Colorado authorities launch DUI enforcement for St. Patrick's Day, with sobriety checkpoints and increased patrols, while CDOT offers rideshare credits and safe driving resources at Denver's parade.

CDOT and TLM Contractors begin replacing concrete on US Hwy 85 Business in Greeley, CO, with expected completion by late October, causing traffic disruptions.

Denver's DOTI launched a campaign to reduce traffic fatalities by urging slower driving, displaying new billboards, and offering incentives for residents to commit to safer driving practices.

Colorado Springs announces bridge maintenance from March 19 to April 11 that will likely cause traffic delays, advising residents to plan accordingly.

CDOT announced road closures and detours on South Academy Boulevard for the Military Access, Mobility & Safety Improvement Program, including a temporary closure for bridge operations and head-to-head lane shift on US 85/87 for ongoing construction.

CDOT will temporarily close US 550 Red Mountain Pass on Wednesday from 8:30 a.m. for winter maintenance, with intermittent delays possibly lasting 30 minutes or more.

CDOT scheduled repairs for a traffic signal in Alamosa will cause delays, with work between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. on March 19 and flaggers directing traffic.

Colorado faces road closures due to blizzard conditions, affecting highways and causing slideouts involving semi-trucks. Travel is deemed inadvisable.

Multiple semi trucks jack-knifed on I-25 in Colorado due to low visibility, causing a closure of the southbound lanes until authorities reopened the road.

Tejon Street in Colorado Springs will be closed to northbound traffic for revitalization until late June; southbound traffic and local businesses remain open.

The Colorado Department of Transportation announces temporary overnight closures on I-25 and nearby roads near Mead starting next week for the I-25 North Express Lanes Project.

Denver Police are enforcing Colorado's new hands-free driving law to prevent distracted driving, highlighting the risks and penalties for using phones while driving.

Douglas County has approved a microtransit solution with Via Transportation Inc., aiming to enhance local transit in Highlands Ranch by late spring 2025, particularly for older adults.

Mountain Metropolitan Transit in Colorado Springs is set to enhance service on April 27, 2025, including more frequent buses for Route 4 and increased weekend shuttle frequency in Manitou Springs.

The Fourmile Canyon Creek Trail Underpass in Boulder County is now open, linking local trails and improving regional connectivity. A ribbon-cutting ceremony is planned for the summer.

Colorado Springs Airport reveals new services, including Allegiant Air's return with flights to three cities, expanded gate facilities, and upcoming international flight options.

Colorado sees a 135% rise in distracted driving citations after implementing a new hands-free law. The change also correlates with a 3.3% reduction in phone use while driving and an estimated prevention of 88 crashes and 49 injuries.

Hess Road will be closed for bridge repairs starting April 3, affecting westbound traffic and requiring detours via Ridgegate Parkway or Crowfoot Road. Eastbound remains open.

Denver's Department of Transportation and Infrastructure prepares for the peak season of e-bike and e-scooter sharing, with a focus on safety and parking regulations.

CDOT launches a DUI crackdown, The Heat Is On Spring Events, from April 3-23 with extra patrols and checkpoints to curb impaired driving as Colorado enters the season of social festivities.

CDOT is launching an extensive resurfacing project on I-25 in Denver, starting in April, to enhance road safety and longevity, affecting overnight traffic with planned closures.

I-25 South Connector Road and parts of South Tejon Street will be closed for roadway maintenance from April 7 at 9 p.m. to April 8 at 5 a.m. Detours are provided and further information is on ColoradoSprings.gov.

CDOT will be closing Powers Boulevard overnight for bridge work starting April 7, affecting both southbound and northbound lanes on different nights. Detours will be provided.

Colorado starts a seat belt law enforcement campaign focusing on drivers and passengers, especially teens up to 18 years old, in line with the updated seat belt mandates.

The Aurora Martin Luther King Jr. Library begins a $2.5 million overhaul aimed at transforming its second floor into a vibrant community space, funded by federal dollars and expected to complete by fall 2025.

Hess Road bridge repair project begins April 14, causing traffic slowdowns with a single lane and temporary signal, potentially delaying travel by 10 minutes.

Swisspod expands in Colorado Springs, set to create 107 jobs and build on their pioneering hyperloop technology as part of the state's commitment to green transportation alternatives.

Eastbound Jay Road at Highway 119 in Boulder County will be closed overnight on April 10, as part of the CO 119 Safety, Mobility & Bikeway Improvements Project. Completion is expected in 2027 with improved safety and transit features.

CDOT expands text alerts for I-70 travelers, offering real-time updates on the Floyd Hill, West Vail Pass, and Mountain Express Lanes projects to facilitate road navigation.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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

Dublin Boulevard in Colorado Springs will have overnight closures for construction starting April 22, affecting traffic and requiring detours. Local access is maintained, and a text alert system is set up for updates.

Upcoming closures on South Academy Blvd. off-ramp to Bradley Road in El Paso County for paving operations will occur on April 23. Detours will redirect traffic via US Highway 85/87 during this time.

CDOT and Siete, Inc. start an intersection improvement project in Pueblo County on May 5, targeting enhanced safety and efficiency on US Highway 50C and Baxter Road.

Douglas County warns residents of roadwork disruptions, urging caution and patience during the April to October maintenance season. An interactive map and targeted alerts are available to keep motorists informed.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.