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Publication

Staying at Home is Helping CDOT Roadwork get Done

Author/Presenter: Nelson, Patrick
Abstract:

Due to COVID-19 pandemic traffic on roads have reduced significantly. Less traffic allows CDOT more flexibility with work schedules. CDOT leaders are optimistic about the road work that can be accomplished during the next few weeks with stay at home orders still in place. Although in many cases it is still too early to say if these projects will be completed ahead of schedule, they feel work zones are safer and that helps them get the work done.

Source: KOAA News5
Publication Date: April 8, 2020
Full Text URL: Link to URL
Publication Types: News and Other Non-research Articles
Topics: Construction Scheduling; COVID-19; Work Zone Safety

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