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In observance of�� on Feb. 4, RTD will offer zero-fare service for bus and rail, as well as FlexRide, Access-a-Ride and Access on Demand services. Transit Equity Day is observed annually on Parks’ birthday in recognition of public transit as a civil right and a critical pathway to opportunity.��

and help remove snow and ice from bus stops to ensure access for those reliant on the bus. Do your part to keep people moving!

Don’t speed in work zones! As of Jan. 12, drivers who exceed the speed limit by 10+ mph in the corridor will be issued a civil penalty of $75, and notices of violation will be mailed to the registered owner of the vehicle. Civil penalties will not deduct points from a driver’s license. For more details and other construction information, access the�� ���Ի���.��

on Friday, Feb. 13, and join your fellow commuters by riding your bikes in place of driving a car for a day. Swing by our table at the Folsom Bike Station near the Engineering Quad from 7-9 a.m. for coffee, hot chocolate and other snacks.

Thanks to the work of the CU Boulder community, CU Boulder has raised its Bicycle Friendly �Թ��� status from Gold to Platinum, a designation given by the League of American Bicyclists. This places our university among only 10 universities nationwide to hold the program’s highest status.��

“This award reflects our campus commitment to sustainability and mobility,” said Brandon Smith, Assistant Director for Sustainable Transportation at CU Boulder. “Biking is not just a transportation option; it’s part of our culture and our vision for a greener future.”��Check out the CU Boulder Today article about CU Boulder's Platinum status.

Longmont bus riders: Since Jan. 4, RTD has resumed service to the bus stops at the RTD Park-n-Ride at 8th Avenue and Coffman Street and will serve the following routes: BOLT, LD1, LD3, LX2, 323, 324, 326 and 327. Customers can also access the Longmont FlexRide service at the southwest corner of the Park-n-Ride.��, with a standard fare of $4.50 per trip (or $2.25 for qualifying riders), a reduced subsidy of $20 per ride and more.��.

Buff Ride is CU Boulder’s free, on‑demand, app‑based transit service that provides weekday rides between Main Campus and designated stops on East Campus (North of the Creek and CINC). Available to students, faculty, staff and visitors, Buff Ride lets you request a ride through the Buff Ride app, see real‑time wait estimates, and travel stress‑free during the workday. Vehicles are ADA accessible, operate within Boulder city limits, and help reduce the need to drive or park. Learn more and download the app at��.