Perhaps a Colorado resident can clarify, but this seems like the usual virtual-signaling bullshit. Just some of the projects currently going on:
https://www.codot.gov/projects/central-eastern
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Perhaps a Colorado resident can clarify, but this seems like the usual virtual-signaling bullshit. Just some of the projects currently going on:
https://www.codot.gov/projects/central-eastern
I would understand these news as Colorado will try to avoid starting new highway projects, not that they would cancel currently ongoing ones.
CDOT also has a lot of ongoing studies for future highway projects.
In the case of California, we had similar directives to end highway projects -- which the various highway agencies ignore.