Major roadwork on County Highway 2 in Washington County is set to begin in the spring, impacting traffic in Forest Lake. The project was detailed in a March 4 open house, with further information available online until March 18.

Spring road restrictions are now active in Anoka County to protect road integrity during the thawing season, with limits on vehicle weight and a detailed map and hotline available for guidance.

Washington County imposed spring weight restrictions on local roads beginning March 3, for about eight weeks, with a strict axle weight limit of 10 tons, barring emergencies such as sewage issues.

Eden Prairie's iconic Flying Red Horse has been restored and plans for night lighting and panels are underway. Registration for spring and summer programs opens March 5. The "Everything Spring" Expo is on March 8, with over 800 expected to attend.

The Minnesota Department of Public Safety urges drivers to slow down on icy roads, as recent incidents show the dangers of not adjusting speeds to winter conditions.

The Plymouth Police Department issued a reminder on Facebook for drivers to remove snow and ice from their vehicles, citing Massachusetts law and the dangers of airborne ice to road safety.

St. Louis Park invites bids for a concrete replacement project, including curb, gutter, and walkway construction, with a submission deadline via BidVAULT by 10 a.m. on March 13, 2025, and project completion by July 31, 2025.

MnDOT released updated DBE provisions for contractors before February 26 lettings, emphasizing electronic documentation submission and a revised 40% credit for distributors. Compliance with these changes is crucial.

Minnesota introduces new road and pedestrian safety technologies, including a red light warning system, redesigned CRTs for better pedestrian/cyclist protection, and studies on driverless shuttles and sustainable road maintenance practices.

Albertville and Otsego residents are invited to discuss the CSAH 37/Co. Rd. 137 reconstruction project at Albertville City Hall, aimed at improving traffic flow.

Dakota County initiates a two-phase safety upgrade at the intersection of County Road 42 and Biscayne Avenue due to rising accidents and traffic volume.

Maple Grove is recruiting residents for its Transit and Mobility Committee to improve local transportation options. Applications are due by February 27, 2025.

Mankato, Minnesota received a $1.6 million grant from MnDOT to reconstruct the Highway 169 corridor, aiming to improve transportation and support economic growth.