The five underpasses and two overpasses that cross Colorado 9 south
of Kremmling have reduced wildlife related crashes by almost 90 percent,
Lisa Schwantes communications manager for CDOT said Thursday.There are more than 30 passages, which vary in construction, across
the state of Colorado, only two of them cross over the highway.“They’re extremely important,” Jeff Peterson, wildlife program
manager for CDOT, said. “When you get into conflicts with wildlife that
raises the issue.”Statistics obtained by CDOT show that from 2006 to 2016 on U.S. 160,
in the area between Durango and Bayfield, there were 472 car-animal
collisions, a large number of them involving mule deer…
Animals are using Colorado’s wildlife crossings, reducing collisions, CDOT says









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