Archived Project Sites

US 85 PEL

The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) is conducting a study referred to as the US 85 Planning and Environmental Linkages (PEL). The objective of the US 85 PEL Study is to develop a strategic vision for US 85 between I-76 and the Town of Nunn. Keywords: Studies, US Highways, PEL

Southwestern Colorado Rumble Strip Installation

of Transportation and Surface Preparation Technologies (SPT) will be constructing rumble strips along sections of fourteen highways in southwest and southcentral Colorado. The project will include centerline mill work for rumble strips and pavement markings in twelve counties: Alamosa, Archuleta, Conejos, Costillo, Dolores, Huerfano, Montrose, Montezuma, Rio Grande, San Miguel, La Plata, and Saguache. A total of 268 miles of roadway will be improved with the centerline rumble strips along segments of the following highways: Colorado Highways 90, 97, 141, 184, 172, 151, 114, 15, 136, 368, 370, and 150; and US Highways 160 and 550.

US 50 East

The US 50 corridor between Pueblo and the Kansas line is approximately 150 miles long and connects four counties and 10 municipalities in Southeastern Colorado. Keywords: Studies, US Highways

US 24 Passing Lanes West of Peyton

Starting in early April and extending into fall 2020, CDOT and contractor partner, Kiewit Infrastructure Company, will construct passing lanes in both directions of US Highway 24 between McKenze Lane (Mile Point 327.1) and Bradshaw Road (MP 328.7). This project involves widening US 24 from two lanes to four lanes to provide approximately one mile of passing zone to improve safety. A left turn lane will be added on westbound US 24 at Bradshaw Road along with an acceleration lane for motorists heading westbound from Bradshaw Road. The contractor will also reconstruct driveway and intersecting roadway approaches, extend cross culverts, and improve roadside ditches. US 24 will be resurfaced with new asphalt pavement within the project limits.