The City of Boulder recently applied to renew its Bicycle Friendly Community status from the League of American Bicyclists. As part of the review process, the League wants your input on bicycling in Boulder. If you’ve ever biked here, please take a minute to complete this online survey and share your input. The survey is
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RTD is looking for community members to help shape the future of transit. The call for applications for the new RTD CONNECT community ambassador program is open until Friday, September 4. As a Community Ambassador, you’ll share information about RTD CONNECT, which stands for Comprehensive Operations and Network Needs Evaluation for Community Transit, gather feedback from the community and connect community
On Wednesday, June 3, Boulder Chamber Transportation Connections welcomed 150 guests to our first Connect Boulder Summer Social and Business After Hours happy hour at Hyatt Place Pearl Street in Boulder Junction. The event featured a fun community walk, conversations with dynamic guest speakers, and hands-on transportation-oriented activities hosted by Boulder Chamber member businesses. Before
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Boulder Chamber Transportation Connections (BCTC) is thrilled to welcome Stephany Correa-Diaz to our team as our new Transportation Demand Management (TDM) Program Coordinator! Stephany (they/them) brings a strong background in urban resilience and public transit systems to this new role with BCTC. Stephany graduated with a Masters of the Environment degree from CU Boulder this
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Boulder’s new Transportation Maintenance Fee (TMF) is moving into implementation, with billing beginning by middle to late 2026. The City of Boulder has two more engagement opportunities on the calendar this month for residents, businesses, and property owners who want to get informed or weigh in. Back in March, BCTC hosted a business community information
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On Transit Employee Appreciation Day, March 18, the Boulder Chamber Transportation Connections team headed to the Downtown Boulder Station with something simple but heartfelt: 50 bags packed with healthy treats and a fresh carnation, red or white, for every driver and station staff member we could find. We were there to say thank you to
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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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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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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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The Denver Regional Council of Governments (DRCOG) is seeking public feedback on its draft Active Transportation Plan, a comprehensive guide for extending safe walking, bicycling, and rolling opportunities to everyone in the Denver region. The public comment period runs through 5 p.m. on Monday, September 1, offering residents a crucial opportunity to shape the future
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