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Here’s the thing: Some people really, truly enjoy driving to and from work. It’s a comfort to be in control of your own vehicle through the morning commute. Still, if you’re a solo driver, you have to put up with traffic that can wreak havoc on your schedule, not to mention your stress levels. You […]

  Simply defined, commuter benefits — a.k.a. transportation benefits, transit benefits, etc. — are an employer-provided package that helps offset the costs for employees to get to work. Like HSAs, retirement plans, and similar benefits, commuter benefits are a tax-savvy, morale-boosting, mobility-centric way for employees and employers alike to choose smarter commute options and save […]

In this month’s issue of the Smart Commuter, we invite you to join us for our first Transit Experience in May. We also share more about Thornton’s possible future bike sharing, our work with the NGHS STEM program, the Bike to Work Day Open House and upcoming workshop, and a mobility survey you can fill […]

  Admit it: Even if you’re not a student, a teacher, or school staff, you’ve been looking forward to spring break week. Although you might not have any time off, this week we’re all free to enjoy a little more sunshine and fresh air. And what better way to escape into spring than on a […]

  I Drive I-25 Commuter Rewards. You’ve seen the signs advertising it on the side of the highway — but what exactly is I Drive I-25 all about?   All week long, thousands of commuters like you trek along north I-25. On any given day, you’ll spend an extra forty minutes (or more) sitting stagnant throughout […]

Post 12: “Newly Redesigned Front End” Myron works for WSP in downtown Denver as a Senior Supervising Planner. Myron commutes by Bustang from Fort Collins every day, and kindly agreed to write about his experiences for a series of blog posts. Read them in order starting with Post 1 – Hi, I am >BUZZ< and I ride a bus. I’m warm […]

A newsletter-style update from CDOT’s Road Usage Charge Pilot Program (sign up to receive future updates from CDOT).  Read the first, second, third or fourth newsletter. Thank you for your ongoing interest in the 2017 Colorado Road Usage Charge Pilot Program (RUCPP).  It was about one year ago participants started preparing to begin this pilot by receiving their mileage reporting […]

A newsletter-style update from CDOT’s Road Usage Charge Pilot Program (sign up to receive future updates from CDOT).  Read the first, second or third newsletter. We’ve been busy compiling and tallying and finalizing the data from the Colorado Road Usage Charge Pilot Program (RUCPP) and soon, we’ll release the final report – stay tuned for more! In […]

Your input on this survey is valuable, whether or not you currently take, or plan on taking RTD services. By participating in this short survey, you can ensure your voice is heard as public transportation system modifications are considered. Potential changes include changes in bus routes and schedules, train schedules and changes to bus stops […]

WESTMINSTER, Colo. — The Colorado Department of Transportation is shutting down a popular pedestrian tunnel to it can ramp up construction on a $97 million project to extend the northbound Interstate 25 Express Lanes. The expansion is from 120th Avenue to C-470 and the closure of the tunnel is going to cause headaches for a […]