traffic

After years of Colorado population growth, the number of residents outgoing is catching up with the incoming.

When it comes to states with the best and worst drivers, Wyoming ranks in the bottom half, but just barely.

Wyomingites have taken to social media in droves after our first real snow of the season has landed. The major subject was proper vehicle etiquette with regards to snow removal.

Many in the larger cities suffer through long, hellacious commutes on a daily basis and drivers hate their traffic. In the Rocky Mountains, we kinda like ours.

Billings Police checked for outstanding warrants on drivers pulled over for minor traffic offenses and those who were clean got a written warning and A TURKEY!

Two members of the Wyoming Air National Guard 153rd Airlift Wing from Cheyenne, Drew Ballenger and Brandon Rodriquez, were working an event in the central part of the state.

Anyone who drinks should be sure to designate a sober driver.

The Wyoming Department of Transportation says the 68 percent increase was most pronounced in Laramie County, which saw 209,394 vehicles more than average for the third Monday in August.

The Denver Post referred to a CDOT news release several days ago when it reported the traffic on I-25 could be as bad as six Denver Broncos football games letting out simultaneously.

Be prepared to stop, and expect long delays.