The Sundance Film Festival is coming to Boulder January 21 through 31, 2027! With more than 100,000 people expected to visit Boulder throughout the 10-day festival, planning for how to help everyone get to and around the city safely, efficiently, and comfortably is a big focus of the preparations underway now. Together with the Sundance
What’s the Best Way to Get to the 2027 Sundance Film Festival? Transit! Read More »
If you’ve ever wished the Flatiron Flyer ran more often, that transit options into Boulder were more reliable, or that your employees had a realistic alternative to driving alone on US-36, now is the time to say so. Boulder County is developing Linking Boulder County, its first-ever comprehensive transit plan, and the public comment window
Boulder County’s First Transit Vision Survey Needs Your Voice – Deadline May 31 Read More »
This summer, it’s easier than ever to share the ride from Boulder to Estes Park, Rocky Mountain National Park, and local hiking trails in the city of Boulder and Boulder County. It’s more important than ever, too, to avoid driving during the high-ozone season on the Front Range. Choose an option below to get to
New Boulder Stops and Routes for Summer Recreational Shuttles Read More »
It’s 7 am on a chilly Thursday morning in March, and Tracey Fox is mopping the floor of his bus. Tracey drives The Climb, a 24-passenger shuttle owned by Boulder County and operated by Via Mobility Services. The Climb provides free service between Boulder and Gold Hill on a fixed-route schedule weekday mornings and afternoons
Making The Climb to Build Community Read More »
Thanks to a generous ozone season transit grant in partnership with the Colorado Energy Office, RTD is offering TWO months of zero-fare service this summer, from July 1 to August 31. The Zero Fare for Better Air campaign aims to promote the joys of riding transit while helping to decrease ground-level ozone when pollution peaks.
Ride RTD Free This Summer! Zero Fare for Better Air, July 1-August 31 Read More »
