CDOT Repaving Project Nears Completion
The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) is expected to complete the repaving of six miles of South Nevada Avenue and Highway 115 in Colorado Springs by the end of October.
The $10.4 million project, which began this spring, aims to improve one of the worst roadway stretches in the Pikes Peak Region. Crews have been working north from Fort Carson and recently reached the four-way intersection of Highway 115/South Nevada/Cheyenne Road/Southgate Road.
Drivers who have complained about the road conditions for years may finally have a smoother commute. As
one of the worst roadway stretches in the Pikes Peak Regionis being revamped, the project is a significant milestone for the area.
Author's summary: CDOT repaving project nears completion in Colorado Springs.
- Project cost: $10.4 million
- Project length: six miles
- Expected completion: end of October