Commuting Solutions

10/15/2026

We’re all aboard! Commuting Solutions endorses Ballot Measure 7A!

CoCo means more connections between communities, more transportation choices, and more ways to get where you need to go.

Starter Service between Fort Collins and Denver is funded and will begin January 2029. 7A builds on that foundation to expand passenger rail service to Pueblo.

With Front Range traffic getting worse, CoCo would give people a new travel option, taking an estimated 30.7 million vehicle miles off the road each year.

Beyond the commute, CoCo would connect people to jobs and communities while supporting local businesses and station area investments.

The trains are already moving. Your vote helps decide how far they go!

Learn more about Ballot Measure 7A and the Colorado Connector at https://www.coloradansforcoco.com/

10/14/2026

A new way to get around Southeastern Boulder County is here!

Meet Ride BoCo, the shared name for two local transit services: Ride SouthEast and Ride Gunbarrel. Ride SouthEast launched October 14, giving residents in Southeastern Boulder County another option for getting where they need to go. Ride Gunbarrel will also operate under the Ride BoCo name.

Booking a ride is easy! Trips can be scheduled the day before or the day of service online, by phone, or through the Ride BoCo app.

Ready to book a Ride SouthEast trip?
• Online: https://book.rideboco.rideco.com
• By phone: Call 720-473-4414, seven days a week, from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
• On the app: Ride BoCo is available for Android through Google Play. The Apple iOS version is not available yet but is expected soon.

10/14/2026

Imagine this:

✅ No searching for parking ✅ No sitting in traffic ✅ A bike ride built into your day ✅ Confidence your bike is secure while you're away

That's what Bike-n-Ride Shelters help make possible.

Apply for access and start your journey: https://commutingsolutions.org/commuter-resources/cycling/bike-n-ride/bike-n-ride-shelter-access-application/

10/13/2026

SAVE THE DATE!

Our Annual Membership Meeting is back! Join Commuting Solutions on Wednesday, December 9 for a morning of connection, conversation, and a little Festivus fun.

We’re bringing together our regional transportation community to celebrate the year’s progress, connect with fellow members and partners, and look ahead to what’s next for transportation in the northwest metro region.

📍 Butterfly Pavilion | Westminster, CO
🗓️ Wednesday, December 9, 2026
🕗 7:45–9:30 a.m.

Register today! https://commutingsolutions.org/event/2026-annual-membership-meeting/

We hope to see you there!

10/11/2026

Superior’s e-bike share is up and running!

Whether you’re heading to transit, getting across town, running an errand, or just looking for another way to get around, BCycle e-bikes are now available at stations throughout Superior.

Find a bike, unlock it, and go.

Learn more and find station locations at commutingsolutions.org/bike-share.

10/10/2026

What if your next coffee run, transit connection, or trip across town started with an e-bike?

Town of Superior, Colorado - Government is now helping community members get around easier through our participation in the Regional E-Bike Share Program powered by BCycle.

Find docking station locations, download the mobile app, and learn more at commutingsolutions.org/bike-share

10/05/2026

Public comment is open on Denver Regional Council of Governments updated Regional Transportation Plan, the long-range vision guiding transit, biking, walking, and roadway investment across the Denver region through 2050.

Explore the draft plan and share your thoughts before the plan is finalized this fall.

Comments close at 5 p.m. on October 6
https://engage.drcog.org/mvrtp/comment-plan

10/04/2026

In September, the region celebrated the opening of a fourth Mobility Hub at I-25 and CO 7, a facility that will provide people in northern Colorado with additional transit options and connections to other locations across the state.

Mobility hubs are designed to be strategically located and reduce a person’s reliance on their private vehicle, allowing them to easily and safely transition to another mode of transportation. The goal is to simplify travel, reduce wait times, improve safety, and make for a more pleasant travel experience.

The CO 7/I-25 Mobility Hub not only provides access to Bustang’s North Line, Ramsroute, and Bustang to Broncos, but also to local transit systems connecting Broomfield, Boulder and Brighton. Three other CDOT mobility hubs currently are operating along I-25 to the north – at Firestone-Longmont, Berthoud, and Centerra-Loveland.

CDOT’s next mobility hub is scheduled to open along I-25 in Lone Tree this fall. Additional hubs are planned for Monument, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Idaho Springs, Grand Junction, and Fairplay.

10/03/2026

🚲⚡Something big just rolled into Superior 🚲⚡

The Town of Superior, Colorado - Government has launched a new public electric bike share program! Superior is now part of Colorado’s first Front Range Regional E-Bike Share Program.

You can now hop on an e-bike for errands, transit connections, recreational rides, and more - all through the one local e-bike network powered by BCycle.

Join the Ribbon Cutting and Welcome Ride Event
📅 October 4
⏰ 1-4pm
📍 Superior Commons Park | 2375 Creek View Way

Learn more at commutingsolutions.org/Bike-Share

10/02/2026

City of Longmont, Colorado Government now has a direct connection to Denver International Airport.

RTD has launched its newest SkyRide service, Route AL, giving Longmont residents a reliable option for getting to and from the airport. The new service was celebrated Sept. 28 with a ribbon cutting at the 8th Avenue and Coffman Street Park-n-Ride, bringing together local leaders and regional partners to mark the occasion. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Puipceyk7CY

For more AL info, visit https://app.rtd-denver.com/route/AL/schedule

The Regional Transportation District (RTD) has launched its newest ...