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| Fall 2001 - Vol. 1, No. 4 |
 CDOT Traffic Operations: Past, Present and Future A Two Part Feature Story by Rodrick Mead on the Expansion of the Fastest Growing Branch of CDOT  Check
out New Cameras in Colorado Springs! |
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Participation in IT Forum Unifies State Effort and Provides Exposure |
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Prepass - Efficiency and Safety for Ports of Entry and Commercial Carriers in Colorado by Dave Judy Colorado ports of entry enforce state and federal safety and operational regulations for commercial carriers. The facilities, however, are over 30 years old and designed for traffic nowhere near present day numbers. In 75 mph speed limit areas, driving past a port can be challenging when large trucks leaving or entering the highways cause sudden traffic slow downs... More>> |
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Are We There Yet? by Claudia Lamb What does it look like when 50,000 vehicles squeeze through a tunnel under the continental divide? Imagine a traffic jam 70 miles long. The main artery
for East/West travel through Colorado is I-70, 450 miles of Interstate
highway stretching from Utah to Kansas. At the 1/2 way point is the
Eisenhower/Johnson Memorial Tunnel, a marvel of engineering which... |
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