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CDOT provides update on project to install 66 new traffic cameras on rural roads, including popular mountain passes

The state-owned network aims to restore roadside weather and traffic views after the old contract expired, with crews ahead of schedule on groundwork.

The Colorado Department of Transportation says a project to install 66 new cameras on rural roads across the state remains on schedule, but no new cameras will be active by this winter. The project, which...

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CDOT provides update on project to install 66 new traffic cameras on rural roads, including popular mountain passes

The Colorado Department of Transportation says a project to install 66 new cameras on rural roads across the state remains on schedule, but no new cameras will be active by this winter. The project, which...

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Aspen Times broke the news on Monday, September 21, 2026.
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