Month: November 2025

A photo showing part of the CO 119 Bikeway under construction

Regional Corridor Projects Moving Forward with Bike & Bus Improvements

/ Bike, Local, Regional News, Transit, Transportation News

Two high-impact regional corridor projects are advancing on schedule with exciting implications for people in Boulder County and beyond: the CO 119 Safety, Mobility and Bikeway Project, and CO 7 Transit Starter Service. It’s exciting to see construction of the nine-mile Diagonal Bikeway between Boulder and Longmont progressing steadily, with the concrete path looking almost

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A graphic design image shows a hand holding a mobile phone with the RTD EcoPass bar code in front of a validator. The text reads, get your 2026 EcoPass contract today!

EcoPass: The Gift That Gives All Year Long

/ Promotional, Transit

This holiday season, give your staff the gift that gives all year long: an EcoPass! Start or renew a 2026 EcoPass contract for your business now to maximize your benefits. For the next calendar year, you can provide EcoPasses for everyone in your business starting at $950 (just $25/person for businesses with more than 38 employees), before available reimbursements

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Two people ride Lime e-scooters on a street in Boulder

Micromobility Survey Open Through Sunday

/ Electric Vehicles, Local

The City of Boulder invites community members to participate in ongoing work to improve mobility access through the Shared Micromobility program. The program currently operates in partnership with Lime and BCycle to provide shared e-bikes and e-scooters citywide in support of convenient, equitable and sustainable ways to travel in Boulder. You can share your feedback to help

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A woman in business clothing sits on a bus looking at her laptop computer and smiling.

Boulder Valley Employee Survey Now Open to All

/ Local, Promotional, Special Topics

Every three years, the City of Boulder conducts the Boulder Valley Employee Survey to understand the commuting choices of people who work in the Boulder Valley, which includes the city of Boulder and some areas of unincorporated Boulder County. The survey has collected information on workers’ travel patterns for more than 30 years by selecting

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