The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) is making incremental investments in the I-70 mountain corridor through three projects located at Vail Pass to not only
We’re excited to announce that the I-70 Coalition is the recipient of a $60,000 grant from the Colorado Department of Transportation’s (CDOT) Office of Innovative
Carpooling has long been an encouraged and celebrated mode of achieving congestion reduction. For many years, in addition to our posting of carpooling information on
For the past several years, the I-70 Coalition has worked closely to support TreadShare, a new carpool app tailored to the I-70 Mountain Corridor. It was
After months of deliberations, Congress voted to pass, and President Biden elected to sign the $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure plan. The plan would include $550 billion
Independence Pass on CO 82 closed on Monday, October 25 due to a storm, and will remain closed until the spring. Closure gates block off
On 10/1, CDOT began launching a brand new COtrip mobile app, as well as an improved, easy-to-use version of its popular trip-planning and traffic/construction impacts
Earliest this summer, Governor Jared Polis signed the transportation funding bill, SB21-260, into law. The bill is expected to raise about $5.4 billion over the
With continuously warm weather forecasts on the Front Range, it’s hard to imagine potential snowfall in Colorado’s high country, though September snowfall at higher elevations is not
“Clearing and ultimately re-opening the I-70 corridor through Glenwood Springs is our top transportation priority. This corridor plays a vital role in our state’s economy
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Drivers traveling along the I-70 Mountain Corridor should expect traffic
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