Transportation

The Biden administration extended the federal mask mandate for public transportation Thursday.

The war in Ukraine is threatening further disruption to already stretched supply chains. Ukraine and Russia may only account for a small proportion of the imports of major manufacturing nations, but they are essential suppliers of raw materials and energy for many crucial supply chains.

A coalition of four Mountain West states have come to an agreement to establish a regional hydrogen power hub.

Motorists urged to avoid or limit driving during the peak of the storm in Colorado.

States will soon be able to set their own tailpipe-emissions limits stricter than the federal government's, thanks to an expected rollback of a Trump-era policy. 

Frequent travelers on Route 66 in Oklahoma will notice some new signs. 

The Federal Aviation Administration Tuesday announced it would retain sole authority to issue airworthiness certificates and perform any final inspections on Boeing's 787 Dreamliner aircraft.

Truckers throughout the Midwest are watching closely to see what happens with the convoy in Canada protesting that country's COVID-19 mandates.

The Colorado Department of Transportation will begin work to add four passing lanes on US 287 between Kit Carson and Lamar. This work is set to begin Monday, February 14, and is expected to be completed in February 2023. 

Two northbound passing lanes will be added between MP 94 to MP 96 (North of Lamar) and MP 114 to 116 (North of Love's Travel Stop in Eads). Two southbound passing lanes will be added between MP 110.9 to MP 112.4 (Near the Cobblestone Inn & Suites in Eads) and MP 120 to 122 (South of Kit Carson). 

Crude oil futures surpassing $90 a barrel in both Brent and West Texas Intermediate benchmarks for the first time since October 2014.