I-70 NEWS

Drivers traveling along the I-70 Mountain Corridor should expect traffic holds and delays  as the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) continues critical rock scaling operations

Starting this summer, the Town of Vail will implement daytime parking fees at its Vail Village and Lionshead parking structures—a significant shift from the town’s

At GoI70, we know that a safe and reliable drive through Colorado’s I-70 Mountain Corridor depends on the hard work of the Colorado Department of

This summer, getting timely updates about traffic impacts on the I-70 Mountain Corridor is easier than ever. The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) will now

April marks Distracted Driving Awareness Month, a timely reminder that even a quick glance at your phone can have serious consequences. Across Colorado – and

For organizations looking to reduce transportation costs, minimize environmental impact, avoid parking capacity challenges and create a more connected community, carpooling is a simple yet

Jonathan Godes will become the I-70 Coalition’s executive director effective April 10, replacing Margaret Bowes who has served as the nonprofit’s executive director since 2015

The Colorado Department of Transportation’s Bustang Outrider service is making it easier than ever to travel across the state with eight routes connecting rural Colorado

Did you know that the Colorado Department of Transportation has an in-house meteorologist? This isn’t just a fun fact, but a crucial part of what

Since the *CSP (*277) program was implemented in July 1998, Colorado motorists, bicyclists and pedestrians have reported thousands of “real-time” aggressive drivers and suspected DUI