2024 – The year of transit in Colorado
The Colorado legislature passed three bills that will significantly increase investments in buses and trains across Colorado, expanding travel options and putting us on a path for more people to ride transit.
Biking, walking & transit
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With Governor’s signature, 2024 became the year of transit
Big wins at the Colorado legislature in 2024
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Historic package of transit bills signed into law
Key Colorado cmte moves statewide transit funding bill forward
CoPIRG, Gov. Polis and advocates celebrate 2nd Colorado E-Bike Day
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Local government leaders call for more transit funding from the state
Dozens of organizations join the call – let’s make 2024 the year of transit
A Greener, Healthier Denver
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Maximize transit options before adding new lanes to Pena Boulevard
With public comment closing today on a proposal to invest $5 million into new lanes to DIA, CoPIRG is calling for a prioritization of transit.
RAQCs, SIPs, NAAQS, oh my! Here’s what the acronyms mean and why they’re critical for reducing ozone pollution
Clean Air Advocate Kirsten Schatz breaks down what an ozone SIP is and why we need the AQCC to approve a strong plan in December to clean up our air in Colorado.
It’s official – RTD’s fare free August saw a big increase in ridership
According to reporting from Colorado Public Radio, RTD saw a 22% increase in ridership from July
Denver’s e-bike program continues to be in high demand
The city's first edition of an E-bike rebate program was in such high demand that they were forced to shift to a monthly voucher release.
PIRG joins coalition to deliver more than 100,000 comments in support of transportation climate rule
Americans urge Biden administration to urgently advance common sense rule