ywheeler+FollowI-25 crash at Colfax jams up Denver’s morningTraffic on northbound I-25 was a total mess this morning after a serious crash at Colfax shut down multiple lanes and sent one person to the hospital. The backup stretched all the way to Colorado Boulevard, and even side streets like Santa Fe and 6th Avenue were gridlocked. Commuters had to scramble for alternate routes, but even those were jammed. All lanes finally reopened just after 7:30 a.m., but the ripple effect on traffic is expected to last a while. Anyone else stuck in this? How do you handle these surprise gridlocks in Denver? #Transportation #DenverTraffic #I2500Share
Peter Castillo+FollowDenver’s I-25 crash leaves commuters stuckA pre-dawn crash on northbound I-25 at Colfax turned Denver’s morning commute into a parking lot, with traffic crawling for miles and frustrated drivers flooding side streets. Emergency crews rushed in before sunrise, and at least one person was seriously hurt. With major lanes closed, folks heading downtown found themselves rerouted and delayed, some for hours. If you travel this stretch, you know how quickly a single crash can gridlock the whole city. What’s your go-to backup route when I-25 shuts down? Have you noticed traffic getting worse lately? Let’s hear your stories and survival tips! #Transportation #DenverTraffic #I2500Share
john05+FollowDenver’s I-270: Fixing gridlock or fueling pollution?Rush hour on I-270 feels endless, and now the debate over how to fix it is heating up. The state wants to add a toll lane to ease congestion and repair crumbling bridges, but many Commerce City neighbors and environmental groups worry it’ll just bring more cars, pollution, and health problems to an area already struggling with air quality. Some say the road desperately needs an upgrade for safety and commerce, while others argue for better transit and green solutions instead. With public comments open, what do you think—should I-270 get another lane, or is it time for a new approach? #Transportation #DenverTraffic #I27000Share
Kevin Nicholson+FollowI-270 debate: More lanes or better options?Gridlock on I-270 in north Denver has become an all-day headache, and now the state wants to add a toll lane to ease the jam. Some locals and officials say it’s overdue, pointing to crumbling bridges and safety issues. But environmental groups argue that more lanes won’t fix congestion and will only worsen air quality for nearby families. There’s also talk of alternative solutions, like better transit and health-focused upgrades. With public comments open until Jan. 20, this is a big moment for Commerce City and north Denver. Would you rather see a new lane or a bigger investment in transit and community health? #Transportation #DenverTraffic #I27000Share
Amber Mcguire+FollowTraffic back to normal on I-25 in DenverInterstate 25 is moving again after a late-night crash near Colorado Boulevard had three lanes shut down. If you were stuck in that backup or had to reroute, you know how much it can throw off your evening plans. Thankfully, all lanes are now open, but it’s a reminder of how quickly traffic can grind to a halt in Denver. Anyone else notice how these incidents seem to happen right when you’re heading home? Let’s talk about your worst I-25 traffic stories and how you deal with these sudden closures. #Transportation #DenverTraffic #I2500Share
Michael Smith+FollowI-70 closures could shake up Denver travelMajor changes are coming to I-70 westbound near Floyd Hill, with two full overnight closures set for Dec. 15-17 as crews build new bridge frameworks. If you’re planning to hit the road for the holidays, you’ll want to pay close attention—these closures will reroute all westbound traffic and could mean longer drives or unexpected detours. The good news? Construction will pause during peak holiday travel, so the roads should be clear from Dec. 20 to Jan. 5. How do you feel about these big infrastructure moves? Will this impact your plans or daily commute? #Transportation #DenverTraffic #I7000Share
