Roads

We've all experienced it. A snowstorm hits...drops six inches of snow...and the road that you drive on is now impassable for five weeks.

Denver streets will be clogged Sunday with 12,000 runners, walkers, and spectators for the Rock 'n' Roll Denver Marathon, including Arapahoe St, Auraria Pkwy, Speer Blvd, Wazee St, and others. A majority of road closures and detours will begin at 6:15 a...

Weld County Commissioners have approved the contract for the largest construction project in Weld County's 154-year history. You won't believe how much it is.

The Colorado Department of Transportation will begin a resurfacing & bridge rehab project on a 10-mile section of Highway 392, between Windsor & Lucerne tomorrow.

If you are walking in a crosswalk in Fort Collins look down. You may see one of the white or yellow stikman figures. Todd found two of robot-like characters.

Is there a bridge in Weld County that is flood proof? The new Cache la Poudre Bridge on the WCR 49 Parkway performed just as it was designed during the recent flooding.

The City of Greeley begins yet another major road construction project that will be a big improvement once done.

I have always wondered if there is some sort of conspircacy with city workers and tire companies. Lord knows I have ruined more than one tire on a vicious pothole.

If you have traveled I-25 during rush hour in accidents or really any other time, you know that the Crossroads corridor can be brutal. CDOT might be looking to change that.

Construction on turn lanes has begun on College between Monroe Ave and Foothills Parkway as part of the new mall renovation in Fort Collins.

My parents live Southeast of Denver; and if I'm ever late for a visit with them (or just don't want to deal with traffic) I pony up a few bucks and take the E-470 tollway to get to their house.  To me, it's well worth the cost of tolls not to sit in Denver traffic, at least every once in awhile (if it was part of my daily commute, I'm sure I'd feel differently).  So, hypothetically, would I use a tollway to get to my favorite vacation area of the mountains, and completely bypass stressful (and dangerous) mountain traffic?  Absolutely.

Back in February, I went to Grad Lake for my bachelor party. It was a long drive. Really long. The main reason for this was Trail Ridge Road was still closed for the Winter, so we had to take the long way around. Well, I want to go up to Grand Lake again; because the road is open now, and it won't take nearly as long to get there!