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Looking back, CU made great strides last year in improving transportation mobility and access.��Learn more about the 91������ Climate Action Plan ���Ի���. Additionally, we added late night service to Will Vill to augment existing options and secured��$3.4 million to fund electric buses. RTD also extended the Zero Fare for Youth program indefinitely, allowing students under 19 to ride for free. This year, we will continue leveling up CU transportation with a transportation demand management plan from our Scope 3 team as well as more support for electric bus issues and carpooling, so stay tuned!

We sincerely thank the Buff community for commuting safely and supporting our endeavors in sustainable transportation. If you have any concerns or feedback, feel free to email us at��buffscommute@colorado.edu!

�ճ���� represents the largest number of rated cities and towns in program history. By comparing the best cities for biking, local leaders, decision makers and advocates can act on key lessons to build more safe, fun and connected places to ride across the U.S.�� on the city ratings; we’re 4th in midsize cities!

Winter sports are expensive enough already. With the��Ski Bus, CU gets you up the mountains in the most luxurious and affordable method out there. Roundtrip tickets are only $25 or $15 for those that get the monthly discount code for joining the��.

• ������������� for updates on construction. To get alerts, enter your email in the��, click “Northeast Colorado,” select “CO 119 Safety & Mobility Improvements,” then submit.
• The City of 91������ has also created an�� of the project site for community members.
• The configuration of Monarch Road will be permanently modified into a right-in/right-out intersection at CO 119. Commuters can access Monarch Road through Niwot Road or Colorado Highway 52.
• Since Jan. 10, the�� on southbound CO 119/Diagonal Highway at Monarch Road (Stop #24826) will be closed through the summer. The bus stop at Monarch Road on northbound CO 119 (Stop #24827) will remain open.

Disability Scoop:��

National Center for Mobility Management:��

The High Cost of Free Parking by Donald Shoup

There Are No Accidents: The Deadly Rise of Injury and Disaster―Who Profits and Who Pays the Price by Jesse Singer

Killed by a Traffic Engineer: Shattering the Delusion that Science Underlies our Transportation System by Wes Marshall

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