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UDOT social media round-up highlights safety and night shift operations

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A social media round-up from the Utah Department of Transportation highlights recent agency updates, including safety reminders and video content regarding night shift operations.

Key takeaways

  • UDOT highlighted safety reminders for Crash Responder Safety Week on Facebook.
  • Ongoing roadwork including bridge and ramp projects continues despite the end of construction season.
  • A new UDOiT YouTube episode features night shift operations on I-15.
  • The agency reflected on the conclusion of the 2026 Utah Transportation Conference.

The Utah Department of Transportation released a social media round-up featuring agency highlights across multiple platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and YouTube.

In an Instagram post, the agency used Crash Responder Safety Week to remind followers to slow down and move over for crews working near moving traffic.

On LinkedIn, the agency noted that while construction season is ending to prepare for winter weather, work remains ongoing on bridges, traffic routes, fiber installation, and ramp resurfacing.

On YouTube, a new episode of UDOiT features Nic Naylor and Jacob Roberts with the Freeway Operations Team. The video shows work performed after hours on I-15, including equipment maintenance and setting up traffic control and VMS trailers.

The agency also acknowledged the conclusion of the 2026 Utah Transportation Conference and expressed appreciation to those who organized the event.

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