New website aims to help I-70 travelers

· May 5, 2010, 3:24 pm

A group representing mountain communities along Interstate 70 is crafting a website to help travelers avoid traffic jams - and encourage them to stay in the mountains a little longer. Colorado Public Radio's Anna Panoka spoke with Margaret Bowes of the I-70 Coalition about the new site: www.goI70.com.

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