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Community Cycles is holding�� to get community feedback on proposed design options between Pine Street and Colorado Avenue. Join the in-person open house on April 7 at St. Aidan’s Episcopal Church, or check out the�� by April 11.

The City of 91������ will start construction at�� to improve transportation safety. The�� page will be updated regularly with projects that may impact travel.��

During spring 2025, the following intersections will be impacted: Broadway and Regent Drive/20th Street, Arapahoe Avenue and 15th Street, Broadway and Balsam Avenue, 28th Street and Kalmia Avenue, Pearl Street and 26th Street, Arapahoe Avenue and 48th Street, Baseline Road and Manhattan Drive/Crescent Drive, and 30th Street and Aurora Avenue.

Colorado CarShare is going electric and is coming this spring to the Center for Academic Success and Engagement (CASE) in parking lot 204. The new vehicle will join existing EVs at C4C and Williams Village.��

Make sure to sign up with your colorado.edu email and use the promo code CUECENTER for students and CU25CREDIT for staff to earn driving credit. Learn how to sign up and save on the Colorado CarShare�� More details to come!

Unwanted bikes can be donated at the��Folsom and UMC bike stations, where they will be refurbished and sold at the annual Bike Sale in the fall. If you’re keeping your bike, the CU Bike Program can store it for you for $20 over the summer. Storage is limited, and bikes are accepted on a first come, first served basis.��Learn more about summer bike storage.

The Bike Program will be accepting bikes for donation or storage in May.

Spring weather in 91������ can be quite the rollercoaster, and it's important to be prepared for all kinds of conditions. For bike commuters, layering up is key—wear clothes that you can easily add or remove, and keep a rain jacket and shoe covers handy. Checking the weather forecast can help avoid any unpleasant surprises.��

Whether you're biking or walking, make sure you have reflective gear and lights for visibility during early morning or late evening commutes. By staying informed and prepared, you can navigate the unpredictable spring weather with ease.

Don’t know how to ride a bike? It's never too late to learn. Email bicycle@colorado.edu to schedule a��private lesson with a bike instructor. This service is for CU students, faculty and staff.

If you bring a bike to campus, be sure to register it at the��TLC or Folsom Bike Stations during open hours or online at�� The registration process is quick, easy and free!��

Registering your bike allows you to access free maintenance assistance on campus and CUPD and other agencies will be able to help locate your bike if it’s stolen and recovered. You can protect your bike from theft by locking it with a U-lock to a designated bike rack—exchange your used cable bike lock for a new U-lock at the��Environmental Center in UMC 355 or one of the bike stations.