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Since July 9, the Boulder Office of Disaster Management released to provide information that may be helpful to know during a disaster. Text “BOCOinfo” to the number 888777 to sign up and stay informed.

As a part of , the city is now enacting 5 to 10 mph reductions on parts of 13 streets beginning this month through the end of September. for this project.

The Boulder Commuter Connections Program provides subsidies for workers committed to sustainable transportation and who are either low-income, contract, alternative shift or essential workers in Boulder. for your commute.

From Sunday, Aug. 18 through Thursday, Aug. 22, 2024, students and their families will take part in Move-In 2024. CU thanks you for planning ahead for campus parking lot restrictions and closures. Take a look at alternative transportation for your commute, such as RTD buses and Boulder BCycles.

Boulder County, Lafayette and Superior have partnered up to create to stop serious injury and fatal traffic crashes and increase safe, healthy equitable mobility. to the project survey before Aug. 31.

The City of Longmont is creating a Transportation Mobility Plan and is looking for feedback from the community on current transportation issues and preliminary recommendations for transportation modes. before Aug. 23.

The CU Environmental Center and Bike Program is holding its 7th annual CU BikeFest on Sept. 5 at Farrand Field. Join us as we celebrate bikes and sustainable transportation with games, free food, free shirts and free bike repairs! Make sure to stick around for the Annual Used Bike Sales at 3:30 and 5 p.m. to buy your own bike at an affordable price.

The death of rising U.S. cycling star Magnus White was as preventable as it was tragic. Join fellow cyclists on Aug. 11 in the call for better laws and improved infrastructure to protect cyclists and other vulnerable road users. Riders start at Parking Lot 360 on ��ƷSM����ӰƬ Campus and finish at Farrand Field on the CU Campus. CU Chancellor Justin Schwartz will also be speaking at this event. and join as the new voice for change.

The is focused on making Iris Avenue between Broadway and 28th Street safer. until Aug. 15 to view the process, recommendations and ways to participate.

Community Cycles is gathering data on eBike habits for the State of Colorado with their . Submit your response to enter a drawing for prizes like REI gift cards!

Elevations Credit Union Buffalo Bicycle Classic is holding a bike ride on Sunday, Sept. 8, to celebrate its 22-year support of the College of Arts & Sciences BBC Scholarship Fund. There are nine routes to choose from. Find your favorite route and register for the event today! This year, the 10-mile “Little Buff” route has been refreshed and geared towards kids and families. This route features a commemorative T-shirt, cycling water bottle as well as snow cones, cycling snacks and balloon hats at the Dimmit Aid Station.

Until Sept. 1, CU faculty and staff members can use the code CUSTAFF for $20 off, and CU students can use the code CUSTUDENTS23 for $50 off registration. CU students, faculty and staff must use their colorado.edu email when registering to receive the discount. For teams of 10 or more riders, there is an additional $15 off per rider. The refund is given once the 10th person has registered for the team.

Rave Mobile Safety has now launched a new mobile safety application called , which features tools like a safety timer so friends or loved ones (called “guardians”) can monitor you if you’re walking alone and call for help if you don’t reach your destination at the expected time.

Need more reasons to sign up? The app also provides an additional method to receive , a list of phone numbers for campus crisis support systems, campus safety websites and quick access to call 911 or the ��ƷSM����ӰƬ Police non-emergency phone number. of the app for free at app stores or Google Play, and register with a colorado.edu email address.

Based on studies conducted between 2017 and 2019, the City of Boulder has decided to convert certain vehicle lanes on Colorado Avenue to Bus Only lanes. In June, these changes were implemented between Folsom and 30th Street with new street markings and signage. For more information on this project, visit the page.