Last Chance for TDC...

The CO Truck Driving Championships will be held on Saturday, June 5th at the Adams County Fairgrounds.

If you have drivers who wish to compete please get the registration forms to patti@cmca.com as soon as possible.  As a reminder we are waiving the in-State requirement, 12-month employment rule and are NOT holding a written test.

We are also still looking for single axle day cabs and 28’ trailers for the competition.  If you can help with that, please contact Patti at patti@cmca.com.

2021 Sporting Clay Highlights

Thank you to everyone that participated and sponsored the Clay Shoot last Friday, May 21st. Congrats winners!

1st Place Team: Volvo of Denver - Mark Wood, Bryce Dunn, Randy DeWitt, Tom Primozich

2nd Place Team: Beco - Bruce Hoger, Dan Callahan, Lex Brewer and Randall Aldrich

3rd Place Team: Volvo of Denver - Mike Mills, Phil Montoya. Phil Beal and Chad Patrick

Pictured Top: Wert's Welding Team

Pictured Above: Marick's Waste Disposal Team

Pictured Below: RMS Crane Team

A BIG THANK YOU to all of our sponsors - your support makes these events possible:  Transwest Truck Trailer RV, A&E Tire, All Colorado Semi Trailer, Beco, Inc., Crossroads Trailer, Diversified Body & Paint, Flood and Peterson, Liberty Oilfield, Marick’s Waste Disposal, RMS Cranes, Waste Connections, Werts Welding, First Fidelity Bank, PCS Software and Rush Truck Centers.

Traffic Alert 

Periodic traffic stops planned for rock scaling on I-70 just east of Dumont in the mountain corridor

 I-70 drivers should plan for delays 

Clear Creek County ― Traffic will be periodically stopped in both directions on I-70 near Mile Point 236 just east of Dumont between the hours of 9 a.m. and 3 p.m.  Tuesday, May 25, and Wednesday, May 26.  Traffic stops are necessary while loose rocks are pushed off the mountain slope above the highway. 

Vehicles will be stopped for about 20 minutes while crews perform this rock scaling work and clean up the highway. The queue of stopped vehicles will then be released before traffic is again stopped and the process repeats. Drivers should plan for delays of up to 30 minutes.

There will be no traffic impacts during the Memorial Day holiday but another two days of brief traffic holds will take place in June when a helicopter is used to drape the rockfall mesh over the slope. Work is planned to be complete before the Fourth of July holiday. 

This rockfall mitigation work will help stabilize the slope where a 2019 rockslide the day after Thanksgiving prompted an emergency closure of I-70.

Click It or Ticket begins Monday, May 24th as traffic fatalities surge