CDOT

With all the the snow that has been falling in the high country, there are a lot of people planning to make the drive into the mountain this weekend via I-70. To try and alleviate some of the traffic delays the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) has announced their "Peak Time Challenge" where motorists could win prizes for traveling during off peak times.

The Colorado Department of Transportation is about ready to sign a 50-year contract with private investors to help finance work on US Highway 36. It seems like a good way to fund expensive highway work, but a lot of people are saying this could be a terrible decision.

As we reported earlier, CDOT will be spending its entire $100 million emergency fund to repair the roads and bridges damaged by the flooding here in Northern Colorado. CDOT has recently announced that those contracts have been awarded to contractors and work will begin immediately.

If you ever have to drive on southbound I-25 during the afternoon rush, you are well aware that there are too many cars, too few lanes and too few alternate routes. I had resigned myself to the fact that it would be decades before we get more lanes added, but 9News is reporting that it could happen very soon.

The Colorado Department of Transportation will be closing State Highway 1 in Wellington in both directions beginning today (Monday, December 17th) at 9 a.m.

The I-25 frontage road south of the Berthoud/State Highway 56 exit was closed yesterday. CDOT will replace the existing bridge structure over the Little Thompson River.

If you depend on the Frontage Road that runs parallel to I-25, you’re going to need to find another route to use for the next several months.

Well, we were all expecting the closure and the detour that came along with Highway 392 being closed today, but road crews will have to make more extensive repairs than they were anticipating and will have to close 392 on Thursday and Friday as well. Read on for more details and for tips on how to get around the detour.

Expect some delays as you drive on Highway 392/Main Street in Windsor over the next week or so. If you have driven through Windsor in the last day or so you have seen some construction work along Highway 392/Main Street. We got some information on what to expect in the upcoming couple of weeks and what is being done from the Colorado Department of Transportation or CDOT.