Good Question: Where do those orange traffic cones all go during the winter? 02:39 MINNEAPOLIS -- On Wednesday, the Minnesota Department of Transportation released its list of 2023 construction ...

The upstart and anonymous group of tactical urbanists that’s taking street safety into their own hands has deployed 14 large orange traffic cones on Southwest 3rd Avenue between Burnside and Stark.

Give a man 100 orange traffic cones and he can shut down Highway 401 for as long as he likes. These orange devils were invented in 1940 by Charles D. Scanlon, a painter with the Los Angeles ...

READ MORE: Where do those orange traffic cones all go during the winter? "Typically, on the larger projects we're out on site a lot," Leidle said. "There's daily changes [and] daily maintenance.

One of them hauls a big orange traffic cone. They sprint toward a driverless car and quickly set the cone on the hood. The vehicle's side lights burst on and start flashing orange.

Traffic on the Bay Bridge is impossible. The retrofit and closed lanes give us fits. Orange trucks with flashers are just something to get around. And aren't there entirely too many orange traffic ...

Gem Street and Cowette Street are now open only to one-way traffic from Madison Avenue to North Avenue to slow down speeders and divert traffic from the residential neighborhood.

Neither Cruise nor Waymo responded to questions about why the cars can be disabled by traffic cones. Waymo says it has a permit for 250 cars and it deploys about 100 at any given time.

I often see and hear complaints about orange traffic cones deployed around Las Vegas where no work is being done. I have determined that the city and Clark County have so many cones that it’s ...

One of them hauls a big orange traffic cone. They sprint toward a driverless car and quickly set the cone on the hood. The vehicle's side lights burst on and start flashing orange.