I-70 NEWS

Pegasus, the Colorado Department of Transportation’s express shuttle that provides people with another option to travel along the I-70 mountain corridor, recently celebrated its first

Many improvements are coming to the I-70 mountain corridor between Vail and Golden. New striping and asphalt, wildlife safety projects and upgrades to the Eisenhower

Summer is officially upon us and that means hiking, rafting, cycling and more in the mountains. It’s the perfect time to try out TreadShare for carpooling to

Beginning Wednesday, June 21, 2023 the Colorado Transportation Investment Office (the government-owned business within CDOT that oversees Colorado’s Express Lanes) will begin enforcing safety laws on

Buckle up, fellow travelers! You can easily get from Denver to some of the nation’s most scenic mountain towns using regional transit, like Bustang, Pegasus and Snowstang. But what

Memorial Day is the unofficial start of summer and also represents the beginning of summer travel. Nationwide, more than 42.3 million Americans are expected to

The I-70 Mountain Express Lanes (MEXL) are interstate shoulders used as a temporary congestion relief solution for 13-miles of eastbound and westbound I-70 between Idaho

Nearly one year ago, the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) launched Pegasus, the state’s first express shuttle service. As Pegasus approaches its first anniversary, the

Major improvements are coming to the I-70 mountain corridor as construction on the Colorado Department of Transportation’s (CDOT) I-70 Floyd Hill Project is set to

The Colorado Department of Transportation released $600,000 worth of grant funding to Colorado communities to help reduce congestion and carbon emissions. The I-70 Coalition is