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Restore Our Roads Colorado Join fellow Coloradans who believe taxes related to roads should actually fund our roads. Vote Yes in November!

After years of fighting to maintain and repair Colorado’s crumbling roads, Coloradans finally have a solid commitment fr...
27/08/2026

After years of fighting to maintain and repair Colorado’s crumbling roads, Coloradans finally have a solid commitment from state leaders for a short-term and long-term strategy to fix them.

It is expected that a mix of legislative action and a referred measure to the ballot next year will provide more funding than Initiative 175 envisioned while also addressing major statewide projects and long-standing maintenance needs.

Because of this commitment, Restore Our Roads will withdraw Initiative 175.

Thank you to everyone who supported the effort to secure reliable, long-term funding for Colorado’s roads.

Stay tuned for more details.

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21/08/2026

Colorado drivers already pay road-related taxes and fees. 😤 Vote YES in November to require lawmakers to use that money to fix our roads.

Roller coaster is one of the nicest characterizations of Colorado roads we've ever seen.Vote Yes in November to lock in ...
19/08/2026

Roller coaster is one of the nicest characterizations of Colorado roads we've ever seen.

Vote Yes in November to lock in sustainable funding for roads, without raising taxes.

😆 Vote YES in November to use existing road taxes and fees to fix Colorado’s roads.Photo credit: JC Unwanted on Facebook
18/08/2026

😆 Vote YES in November to use existing road taxes and fees to fix Colorado’s roads.

Photo credit: JC Unwanted on Facebook

There has been some confusion about whether a bill passed by the Colorado legislature blocked the road funding measure. ...
13/08/2026

There has been some confusion about whether a bill passed by the Colorado legislature blocked the road funding measure. It did not. ❌

Fact Check ✅

Q: Is it true that the Colorado legislature passed a bill at the end of the last session that makes the ballot measure moot if it passes?

A: No. In an attempt to get the proponents of the measure to withdraw it, the legislature passed a bill that delays implementation of the ballot measure for three years if voters approve it. How? They cut key road funding sources, including the gas tax. What that means to voters is that they will get a gas tax cut for three years, after which the roads measure will go into full effect, providing about $700 million a year of existing revenue to fix the roads. 🛣️

What does the legislature get for cutting road funding? The cuts free up additional room under the TABOR cap for them to use, which will reduce TABOR refunds to taxpayers.

Nearly 50 miles of I-76 between Julesburg and Sterling are so bumpy that some refer to it as a wagon trail. Others conte...
11/08/2026

Nearly 50 miles of I-76 between Julesburg and Sterling are so bumpy that some refer to it as a wagon trail. Others contend that the ruins of roads from Ancient Rome are in better shape. One person even joked that they lost two filings the last time they drove that stretch of highway.

CDOT admits parts of the interstate have reached the end of their expected life, but a major repair project is not scheduled to begin until 2029.

Colorado’s road taxes and fees should fund regular maintenance and repairs so our roads do not get this bad in the first place. Tell legislators enough is enough. Vote Yes in November for better roads.

Read more from Denver7 traffic expert Jayson Luber Traffic Guy: Link in comments ⬇️

Colorado drivers already pay taxes and fees related to our roads. That money should go toward repairing and maintaining ...
07/08/2026

Colorado drivers already pay taxes and fees related to our roads. That money should go toward repairing and maintaining them, not lawmakers’ pet projects.

Vote Yes in November to require legislators to use road taxes and fees to fix Colorado’s roads.

Photo credit: Colorado State Patrol, Bennet, CO, eastbound I-70 at milepost 307

Colorado’s roads need repairs before they reach the breaking point.Vote Yes in November to lock in sustainable funding f...
05/08/2026

Colorado’s roads need repairs before they reach the breaking point.

Vote Yes in November to lock in sustainable funding for roads, without raising taxes.

Photo credit: Colorado State Patrol, Bennet, CO, eastbound I-70 at milepost 307

31/07/2026

“What movie genre would describe your drive from Boulder to go skiing on I-70?”

For this driver, it is either a horror movie 😱 or a comedy 🤣. Between the potholes on I-70, I-25 and other roads across Colorado, drives in the state can feel like both. 🕳️

No new taxes. Just better roads. Vote Yes in November.

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