Page 5 - Pedestrian Program News Today

This year, pedestrian fatalities are on track to reach an all-time high for the state. This Pedestrian Safety Month, CDOT is urging all roadway users to drive, walk and ride with care. October through December historically have the most pedestrian fatalities in Colorado, largely due to the shorter days and longer nights. Pedestrians are especially […]

LYNDON — Before work begins, the town has secured most of the funding needed to restore Sanborn Covered Bridge.

After review and consideration Monday at city council, Alice Heard-Roberts of North Fulton will need to cap and remove the irrigation system that impedes progress of the 2019 Transportation Alternatives

In 2022, 111 pedestrians were killed on Colorado roads, representing 15% of the state's total traffic fatalities. 

Community leaders looking to build or revitalize bike and walking paths have the opportunity to get help from the state.

Schools in Carson City, Lyon and Douglas counties will participate in Wednesdays statewide Nevada Moves Day, with walking and bicycling events planned for the day.

Traffic management technology to help the NJ CURE pedestrian program

Delaware launches "zero-tolerance speed initiative" after a record-tying year of traffic fatalities that claimed 165 people in 2022.

At least 70 people have been killed while walking so far in 2022. No official or entity appears poised to do anything about it.

June 9, 2022 - Central/Eastern Colorado - CDOT partnering with Bicycle Colorado to raise awareness during Bike Month