A moped driver was critically injured after a crash Sunday in downtown Las Vegas.
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A pair of ramps on U.S. Highway 95 will have overnight closures this week as crews continue to work on the widening of the Spaghetti Bowl interchange known as Project Neon.
The Nevada Department of Transportation will provide an update next week about Project Neon, the $1 billion widening of the Spaghetti Bowl interchange in downtown Las Vegas.
A $1.9 million contract was awarded to a team of transit experts who will develop a “high capacity transit plan” aimed at relieving congestion in Southern Nevada, including a light rail route that could connect McCarran International Airport, the Strip and downtown Las Vegas.
Gov. Brian Sandoval wasn’t amused when Car-nado consumed headlines and newscasts across Southern Nevada, disliking the thought of the state’s largest infrastructure project being branded as a natural disaster.
A new four-lane Western Avenue roadway extension that connects with Charleston Boulevard and Grand Central Parkway will open in time for the morning commute on Friday, according to the Nevada Department of Transportation.
Visitors, workers and residents could soon have the option to hitch a free ride in downtown Las Vegas from a small fleet of electric vehicles.
Las Vegas is now crisscrossed with bicycle routes and bicycle lanes, many of them painted green so they’re unmistakable.
Many valley residents are aware of Project Neon, the massive restructuring of the highways and streets near the intersection of Interstate 15 and U.S. Highway 95, but it seems many know only that it will rearrange the Spaghetti Bowl again, and they suspect it will make the commute through the area a nightmare for years to come. The people working on the project want to let residents know that it won’t be as bad as many fear.
Tractor-trailers are essentially a moving warehouse on wheels and are classified as Class 3 vehicles. They can weigh 80,000 pounds when fully loaded. When big trucks are on the road, drivers of other vehicles should be aware of the 18-wheeler’s capabilities and limitations.