Month: July 2025

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Improving Commutes and Supporting Workers Together with Boulder Moves

In 2024, as part of a recalibration of the Boulder Chamber’s Boulder Together initiative, more than 1,000 local business owners, nonprofit directors, and community leaders responded to an in-depth survey about the factors that both aid and impact their work in the community. Transportation emerged as a significant concern among workers who commute to and

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Boulder Civic Area Phase 2 Online Survey Open Until August 11

The City of Boulder needs your input on the concept plan for downtown’s biggest transformation in decades! The online questionnaire for Civic Area Phase 2 Engagement Window 3 closes on August 11. The project team has created an easy online form where you can review the proposed concept design and help prioritize which features should

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Host a Community Conversation for “A Boulder Future” on August 19

The City of Boulder is pioneering a new approach to community engagement with “From Vision to Action: Community Member-Hosted Conversations” on Tuesday, August 19, from 6 to 8:30 pm. This unique format allows any community member to host their own workshop with friends, family, neighbors, or colleagues to discuss ideas that will directly influence the

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Want to Stay Cool? Vanpool!

Vanpool? More like VanCool. It’s ride-sharing that actually makes your commute better. Transportation Connections is excited to collaborate with Commuting Solutions, Commute with Enterprise, and Way to Go to help more people who work in Boulder take advantage of the most flexible and convenient shared transportation option out there. Tired of white-knuckling it through morning

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Boulder’s “Olympic Moment”: Northwest Rail by 2029

The vision of passenger rail connecting Denver, Boulder, Longmont and beyond gained momentum at last week’s forum, “Mission: Possible, Build Northwest Rail,” hosted by Longmont Mayor Joan Peck and RTD District I Director Karen Benker at the Longmont Museum. The special panel discussion brought together a coalition of elected leaders, staff from Governor Polis’ office,

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Automated Speed Enforcement Starts July 21

On July 21, the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) launches the Colorado Speed Enforcement Program in Colorado work zones, starting with Colorado Highway 119 between Boulder and Longmont. In 2024, speeding was the most common cause of fatal crashes in Colorado. The dangers of speeding are especially high in work zones, where challenging conditions and

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Walk and Bike Month Events Exceeded Expectations

Throughout the month of June, Boulder Chamber Transportation Connections hosted and participated in eight events in celebration of Walk and Bike Month. Thanks to our fantastic partners, presenters, member businesses, and community for an amazing month packed full of fun! The month got off to a great start with Community Cycles’ B360 bicycle ride around

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One Step Closer to Northern Front Range Passenger Rail

Last week, Boulder Chamber Transportation Connections added our voice of support during a special meeting of the Regional Transportation District (RTD) Board of Directors, encouraging them to support the Joint Service Intergovernmental Agreement that will move Northwest Rail starter service one step closer to reality. As reported by the Governor’s office, RTD was one of

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