Speeding Drops Up to 92% in Colorado Work Zones as Automated Enforcement Expands to I-25 at US 50B in Pueblo

The Colorado Department of Transportation expanded its automated speed enforcement program to the I-25/US 50B interchange reconstruction work zone in Pueblo, where drivers will initially receive warnings for speeding. The program uses point-to-point speed cameras to identify vehicles traveling at least 10 mph over the posted limit. CDOT reports that excessive speeding has declined by 81% on Colorado Highway 119 and 92% on I-25 North since automated enforcement began. Civil penalties of $75 are scheduled to begin July 30, 2026, with no driver’s license points assessed for violations.