CDOT Launches Camera-Enabled Speed Monitoring in Boulder Construction Zone

CDOT launches camera-enabled speed monitoring in Boulder construction zone

BOULDER, Colo. (KDVR) — The Colorado Department of Transportation is initiating a program to improve safety in high-risk construction zones, starting with the portion of Highway 119 between Boulder and Longmont. CDOT reported that in 2024, work zone crashes in Colorado resulted in 567 injuries and 31 fatalities, which is nearly double the number of deaths from the previous year. Federal Boulevard to be closed for 10 weeks: Why, where and de…

Speed cameras begin operating on Colorado highways soon

Speed cameras are coming to state-owned highways. The Colorado Department of Transportation launched the Colorado Speed Enforcement Program with cameras being installed along Colorado highway 119 between Boulder and Longmont, where construction is taking place. Warnings will be issued starting July 21.

New Automated Speed Cameras Coming to Highway 119 Construction Zone

CDOT’s statewide speed enforcement program launches this week and includes the Longmont-to-Boulder Highway 119, where drivers speeding 10 miles per hour or more over the limit will face $75 fines after a warning period.

CDOT announces start of Colorado Speed Enforcement Program on CO 119

June 17, 2025 - Statewide - Automated cameras aim to reduce speed-related crashes as work zone deaths hit record high