⚠️Know the signs! It’s important to pay attention to work zone signs whenever you’re traveling on any roadway across #Colorado. As maintenance employee Sean Lichota explains, the first sign you’ll see before entering a traditional work zone is “Road Work Ahead”, followed by additional signs telling you which lanes will be closed and what you as a driver need to do. A reminder, make sure to drive with caution through every #conezone. Our #TeamCDOT crews thank you! #Orange4Safety #NWZAW | Colorado

🏃‍♂️RUNNING INTO THE 2024 LIKE • 🚧WORK ZONE SAFETY - BARRICADES: Work Zones need Traffic Controls identified by Signs, Cones, Barrels AND Barriers. 🛢️BARRICADES: Barricades ARE a visual AND physical obstruction intended to Warn, limit, AND deter the passage of Persons OR Vehicles access to a Work Area AND outlines OR blocks a Dangerous Area boundary NOT to be crossed to ensure Employee and Public Safety. • ⛓️OPTIONS: Tapes, Screens, Cones, Rope, Wire, Chains OR Signs CAN be Barricades. • 🧬TA

🚧 Another completely preventable work zone incident - Our crews put their lives on the line daily to keep NY roads safe for you. Their request is simple: slow down, move over when possible, and stay alert. Fortunately, this crew wasn’t seriously injured in this recent incident on I-88 in Otsego County, but it could have been much worse. Slow Down. Lives Depend On It. | New York State Department of Transportation