Month: September 2025

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Week Without Driving Highlights Transportation Barriers and Solutions

Imagine navigating your community without being able to drive. How would you get to work, the grocery store, or a doctor’s appointment? For millions of people across our country, this is an everyday challenge. Missing sidewalks, unreliable transit, and car-centered infrastructure create barriers that limit independence, access to opportunities, and quality of life. The Week

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Fall Connect Boulder Meeting Features Local, Regional Movers and Shakers

Register now for our Fall Connect Boulder luncheon, Thursday, September 25, from 11:30 am to 1:00 pm at the Boulder Chamber, 2440 Pearl St. This quarter’s event features the Boulder Moves pillar of the Boulder Together initiative, with three exciting presentations on regional transportation connections and local transportation innovation: Come to network, enjoy a delicious lunch,

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Advancing Smart Transportation Choices Through Policy and Practice: TDM Week

Next week, September 15 through 19, is TDM Week. “TD what?” TDM, or transportation demand management, is the term for what we do here at BCTC to support any travel options *other* than driving alone. Did you know that about one-third of people in the United States don’t drive, because they are too young, have

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Boulder Junction at Depot Square Station Reopening Sparks Joy

It’s official: Boulder Junction at Depot Square Station is back! The station now serves transit riders with nine weekday trips on both the FF4 to Denver’s Civic Center Station and the AB2 to Denver International Airport. On Wednesday, September 3, BCTC celebrated the return of bus service to the station with our transportation partners: RTD,

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People at a transit hub board an RTD bus. One rider is an older man with gray hair who uses a walker, another rider is a young woman with long, dark hair.

Boulder County Seeks Community Input to Create First Strategic Transit Plan 

Boulder County seeks your help to shape its first Strategic Transit Plan. Over the next 18 months, Boulder County planners and community members will collaborate to set a countywide vision for transit – which includes our local and regional buses, on-demand services like Ride Free Lafayette, and future Northwest Rail – and explore what it

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Via Mobility Services Moves to Fare-Free Model

Boulder Chamber Transportation Connections partner organization Via Mobility Services, a nonprofit public transit and paratransit provider headquartered in Boulder, has moved to a fare-free model for its paratransit riders. During the pandemic years, Via Mobility Services adopted a fare-free structure to help riders facing increased financial strain due to medical and food expenses. While fares

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