Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The US 287 Safety Project aims to address safety concerns due to reoccurring accidents, particularly head-on collisions, over the last 15 years. This recorded presentation provides an introduction to the start of the project along US 287 between Park Ridge Avenue to CO 56 (North Segment) and from CO 7/Arapahoe Road to Pike Road (South Segment).
To learn more about the project and any updates, visit codot.gov/projects/us287safetyboulder
The US 287 Safety Project aims to address safety concerns due to reoccurring accidents, particularly head-on collisions, over the last 15 years. This recorded presentation provides an introduction to the start of the project along US 287 between Park Ridge Avenue to CO 56 (North Segment) and from CO 7/Arapahoe Road to Pike Road (South Segment).
To learn more about the project and any updates, visit codot.gov/projects/us287safetyboulder
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For more information about working at CDOT as an engineer, please go to: codot.gov/topcontent/employment/career-paths/engineering-career-path.html
For a non-audio description version of this video go to this link: https://youtu.be/wEcPsZNcvS0")
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Tus probabilidades de estar en un choque este año es de 1 en 40. Usar el cinturón de seguridad reduce tu riesgo de lesiones graves en un 50 %. En un volcamiento, 3 de cada 5 víctimas no llevaban el cinturón de seguridad abrochado. El Departamento de Transporte de Colorado se asoció con la doctora Violeta García para demostrar cuán mortal puede resultar no usar el cinturón de seguridad. Nadie se salva de las leyes de la física. Abróchate y haz el cambio por la seguridad.
Para una versión sin audiodescripción de este video, visite: https://youtu.be/y_QtsLyRYV8?si=2OFd8qFY5O78x0k7")
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We want your commute to be a breeze! With the revamped COtrip.org website, you can check out real-time road conditions, receive travel updates, view live cameras and more. With COtrip.org or the COtrip Planner app, you can always #KnowBeforeYouGo.
For a non-audio description version of this video go to https://youtu.be/E0hrnGtrkIk")
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Learn more about e-bike safety at https://GoSafeGoFar.com.
For a non-audio description version of this video go to https://youtu.be/Pu6leJKv82o")
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Avalanche control and mitigation in Colorado is critical work. Whether youre backcountry skiing, splitboarding or just passing through, CDOTs highly trained winter operations team is on the job. Our crews drop charges from helicopters, ski into the backcountry, and launch shells from air cannons and Howitzers to trigger slides in avalanche paths that threaten our state highways. If youre recreating in the mountains, avalanche safety is serious business. When it comes to traffic safety in the mountains, thats our business. Learn more about our team and how we do what we do. At CDOT, we do more than you think.
Learn more about CDOTs Division of Maintenance and Operations on our website: https://www.codot.gov/programs/dmo/overview
Explore careers with CDOT on our Jobs Portal:
https://www.codot.gov/topcontent/employment/cdot-job-openings
For a non-audio description version of this video go to https://youtu.be/tM7ih401y14")
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Ever wondered how roadway signs are made? In Colorado, CDOT’s in-house sign shop team is responsible for manufacturing upward of 10,000 signs yearly to ensure easy navigation across all state highways.
Each sign goes through an extensive multi-step fabrication process led by our highly skilled sign shop crew. From digital printing and high-tech fabrication, to the final stick-down process, each step is taken seriously. Our sign shop team takes pride in the work they do to inform the traveling public. Learn more about our team and how we do what we do. At CDOT, we do more than you think.
Learn more about CDOTs Division of Maintenance and Operations on our website: https://www.codot.gov/programs/dmo/overview
Explore careers with CDOT on our Jobs Portal:
https://www.codot.gov/topcontent/employment/cdot-job-openings
For a non-audio description version of this video go to https://youtu.be/nXw7s6yRrb0")
