Colorado Roads + Highways

Snow is beautiful, but it brings challenges too. High passes across Colorado are closing soon, and it's crucial to know which ones are affected.

The beauty of Colorado in winter is breathtaking, but those snowy roads can be anything but forgiving. It’s all about smart choices behind the wheel.

Just imagine a highway that’s shorter than a city block, yet it plays a key role in Colorado’s rugged terrain.

Heads up, folks! If you're hitting the road on US550 this Friday, be ready for some serious slowdowns due to housing transport.

On a national scale, Colorado ranks pretty low when it comes to the state's drivers.

As summer rolls in, imagine cruising along a scenic byway that’s been connecting communities since 1926 – that’s the charm of U.S. Highway 160.

Colorado crash data shows that the highest risk of severe-injury or fatal crashes, happens at similar times on both sides of the state.

This September, a new Colorado music venue will be opening up under I-70 near Denver Coliseum.

Picture this: You're cruising through Colorado, and there’s a hitchhiker on the side of the road. But wait, is that even legal?

There's something special about taking the scenic byways instead of the freeway. This one in particular will make you appreciate Colorado's beauty even more.

The Colorado roads are changing again, and they’re asking for a little patience from drivers in Glenwood Canyon.

With a recent landslide blocking Highway 6, travelers are facing unexpected detours. Let’s talk about what this means for your upcoming trips.