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Business on the Bus

Boulder’s HOP circulator bus offers one of the best ways to access downtown businesses and the Twenty Ninth Street Mall. The Boulder Chamber’s Member Relations Coordinator, Marisa Kaplita, experienced that recently when she used her EcoPass to take the HOP to Twenty Ninth Street to drop off a ribbon-cutting kit at the newly opened Next Health Wellness Center, located right […]

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Heads Up, Commuters: Arapahoe Avenue Bridge Replacement Starts August 11

If your commute takes you along Arapahoe Avenue (CO 7) near Cherryvale Road, plan ahead: starting August 11, the City of Boulder is beginning a roughly two-month project to replace the aging wooden pedestrian and bike bridge deck over South Boulder Creek with a new concrete deck. The upgrade will mean a safer, smoother, and

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Newly repaved Pearl Street includes buffered bike lanes

Pavement Management Program Brings Buffered Bike Lanes to Pearl Street

The City of Boulder’s Pavement Management Program work on Pearl Street between Folsom and 30th Street wrapped up this week, as scheduled. The repaving and restriping project added buffered bike lanes to both the eastbound and westbound outer lanes of the street. The buffered bike lanes and fresh pavement make Pearl Street a safer, more

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Hear From the RTD District O Candidates on July 27

RTD’s Board of Directors sets the policies and budget decisions that shape bus and rail service across the region: decisions that matter directly to Boulder’s commuter workforce. With two candidates now running for the District O seat, Community Cycles and Better Boulder are hosting a public forum on Monday, July 27, to hear where Audrey

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A Record-Breaking Bike to Work Day Caps Off a Busy Month of Walking and Biking

Boulder showed up in record numbers this year. On Wednesday, June 24, 1,047 riders rolled through the Boulder Chamber parking lot, which was transformed into a breakfast super station on Bike to Work Day. It was the biggest turnout we’ve ever had, and a fitting finale to a month packed with community energy around walking,

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Brandon Figliolino speaks to the audience at the Gunbarrel Library

Gunbarrel Transit Options Today and On the Horizon

On Monday, June 15, Senior TDM Outreach Specialist Elaine C. Erb and RTD Manager of Community Engagement Brandon Figliolino joined more than a dozen Gunbarrel residents at the new Gunbarrel Library for a lively conversation about transportation options serving their community and new options coming soon. Brandon opened with a practical overview of current RTD

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A photo showing the intersection of Folsom Street and Arapahoe Avenue, showing a bicyclist, a pedestrian, and a school bus at the intersection.

Repaving on Folsom Street and Pearl Street to Begin in July

This summer, the City of Boulder will fix the deteriorated pavement on segments of Pearl Street and Folsom Street with a repaving project. The city will also update the striping on newly paved segments to meet current vehicle and bike lane standards. Beginning in early July, city maintenance crews will repave Pearl Street between Folsom

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