Imagine being stuck in traffic, late for an important meeting, only to find out that a major lane closure is causing the delay. That’s the reality for drivers on I-25 southbound near Pueblo today. According to the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT), a crash has forced the closure of the right lane, stretching from US 50 to Exit 99B at 13th Street. While some lanes have been reopened, drivers are still advised to brace for slower speeds and potential frustration. But here’s where it gets tricky: how often do these closures happen, and what’s being done to prevent them? It’s a question that sparks debate among commuters and transportation experts alike. For now, if you’re planning to travel through Pueblo, consider alternative routes or allow extra time. And this is the part most people miss: lane closures like these aren’t just an inconvenience—they’re a reminder of the ongoing challenges in maintaining our infrastructure. What do you think? Are these closures a necessary evil, or is there a better way to handle them? Share your thoughts in the comments below. Meanwhile, KRDO NewsChannel 13 remains dedicated to fostering civil and constructive conversations. Remember to keep your comments respectful and relevant, and if you have a story idea, feel free to submit it through our platform. Let’s keep the dialogue going!
