Month: November 2024

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Folsom Street Safety Improvements Project FAQs

Folsom Street between Pine Street and Colorado Avenue is a key component of the City of Boulder’s Core Arterial Network, a connected system of protected bike lanes, intersection improvements and transit facility upgrades. Beginning this month, the city’s Transportation and Mobility Department will begin reaching out to businesses and residents neighboring Folsom Street to understand

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Connect Boulder Packs the House with Presentations on Transit Policy, CO 119, Sustainable Access to Snow Sports

Our winter Connect Boulder luncheon on Thursday, November 14, attracted record attendance (standing room only)!  Presenters focused on transit, from state-level oversight of the Regional Transportation District (RTD) and policies pertaining to transit-oriented development, to the construction of new bus rapid transit lanes on CO 119 and transit access to Eldora Mountain Ski Resort. Representative

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Lock In Low Prices for the 2025 EcoPass Now!

If you’re a Boulder business leader working on your 2025 budget, don’t forget to include transportation benefits for your staff. For the next calendar year, you can provide EcoPasses for all employees starting at $950 (just $20/person for businesses with more than 48 employees), before available reimbursements and tax credits. Your final out-of-pocket cost could

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Boulder Chamber, Pet Sustainability Coalition Top Go-Tober Leaderboards

The Go-Tober Company and Commuter Challenge was a great success! The Way to Go program of the Denver Regional Council of Governments (DRCOG) wrapped the challenge on October 31 with participation from 78 companies and 914 individuals. Together, participants traveled an estimated 205,204 miles (the equivalent of going around the Earth eight times) by modes

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Boulder Junction Resident Focus Group for the North 30th Street Project, November 12

Boulder Chamber Transportation Connections and the City of Boulder’s Transportation and Mobility Department invite all Boulder Junction residents to share their input about traveling along and across 30th St., between Arapahoe Avenue and CO 119, the Diagonal Highway. 30th Street is an important north-south connection within the city’s Core Arterial Network (CAN), an initiative that aims to

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RTD Voters Keep Transit Moving by Passing 7A

As we work to keep calm and carry on, locally, following Tuesday’s general election, our staff and partners are celebrating a significant win: voter approval of ballot issue 7A. Voters in the Denver metro region approved the Regional Transportation District (RTD) 7A ballot question, allowing the transit agency to keep the revenue it raises every year

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