CDOT’s first speed cameras will be placed in Floyd Hill I-70 construction zone in March
“This is not a revenue-generating initiative,” said CDOT’s chief engineer. “We will not break even on this for many years.”
Self-serve emissions test kiosks are coming soon to Colorado
Drivers with cars between seven and 11 years old will be able to use the kiosk system.
Eastbound I-70 reopen over Vail Pass after 5-hour closure for truck crash cleanup
CDOT said the closure is expected to last at least six hours.
RTD drivers, mechanics ramp up pressure on management in push for a bigger raise
But workers aren’t considering a strike, the union’s president says.
Colorado announces agreement with Union Pacific over Moffat Tunnel, aims for more passenger rail travel through the mountains
The agreement would help clear the way for the Polis Administration’s goal of passenger rail from Denver to Craig.
Denver flyers with ‘construction fatigue’ can take hope in 2025, says airport CEO
In a live interview on Colorado Matters, DIA CEO Phil Washington discusses handling increase traffic on Peña Boulevard, changes to airport security checkpoints, new service to international destinations and more.
RTD’s new plan to clean up its bus fleet: hundreds of hybrids, dozens of EVs
The agency’s new fleet transition plan plots out a path toward RTD’s target of achieving net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
RTD board votes to extend CEO Debra Johnson’s contract to 2027
No directors mentioned a CPR News investigation that found RTD, under Johnson, has paid out more than $700,000 in settlements with outgoing employees.
A dozen senior leaders have left RTD in recent years. Some say CEO Debra Johnson is why
Colorado’s largest transit agency has paid out more than $700,000 in settlement agreements.
RTD to roll out credit and debit card tap-to-pay system in 2025
Next year, customers will be able to just tap their credit or debit card.
RTD owns an old rail line to Boulder. It may become a bicycle trail
Boulder County planners have had their eyes on the forgotten line for years.
Boulder’s explicit traffic safety signs are the latest real-looking fakes on Colorado roads
Several of the signs were concentrated along 28th Street, a busy north-south thoroughfare that the city has identified as being particularly dangerous.
Polis’ new Colorado transportation vision: Fewer car trips and doubling bicycle, transit and walking by 2035
The Polis Administration’s “Colorado Transportation Vision 2035” document is meant to address that shortfall and builds on several climate, housing and transportation policies and laws it’s drafted or supported in recent years.
Industry group sues Colorado over its new car rental fees that will fund passenger rail, buses
The revenue from the $3-a-day “congestion impact fee,” which is set to start being collected on Jan. 1, 2025, is meant to help pay for new transit services.
Telluride gondola will carry on after voters approve tax increases
Measure 3A, which will increase property, sales and lodging taxes enough to raise $8.2 million a year, passed 53 percent to 47 percent.
New RTD board members say they want more accountability, transparency, and riders
Most of the newly elected directors-to-be co-signed a manifesto that calls for improvements to service quality, safety and reliability.
