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Since September 23, the has been under construction. The Niwot Park-n-Ride will be temporarily closed, and the north and southbound Colorado 119 bus stops at Colorado 52 will be permanently closed.

Join us in the challenge ofÌýtraveling by carpooling, biking, busing or walking for the chance to win prizes, including $100 Visa gift cards, coffee, swag packages and memberships to Costco, local gyms and more! Visit our to sign up for Go-Tober, and track your trips on the or with the or apps.

Great news! In response to the which lets anyone 19 or younger ride RTD services for free, a student fee refund of $86.18 was automatically applied through the Bursar’s Office on Sept. 5 for all eligible students (born on or after Aug. 27, 2004).

To keep riding transit simple, all CU students will continue to tap their Buff OneCards on the bus or rail card validators. No need to submit a youth waiver request or carry additional forms of ID to prove that you are 19 or under. For more information, visit .

Colorado CarShare is now offering EV car share options at the Center for Community and Williams Village. Make sure to sign up with your colorado.edu email and use the promo code CUECENTER for students and CU25CREDIT for staff to earn driving credit. Learn how to sign up and save on the Colorado CarShare .

This year, CU ÌÇÐÄVlogÆƽâ°æ has been awarded the Way to Go Employer Champion Award by the Denver Regional Council of Government for our commitment to providing equitable transportation access for students, faculty and staff. A huge thank you to everyone who has participated in our commuter programs to improve our sustainability and support our community!

CU Nightride offers free, student-operated ride services within ÌÇÐÄVlogÆƽâ°æ city limits until 1 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays, and until midnight for all other days. Download the Guardian app to let your emergency contacts monitor your commute and call for help when needed. If you notice any suspicious behavior or criminal activity on campus, call 911 or call the CU ÌÇÐÄVlogÆƽâ°æ Police Department non-emergency line at 303-492-6666 (answered 24/7).

Are you e-curious, but want to try before you buy? The CU Environmental Center is offering a low-cost, two-week eBike demo program for students, faculty and staff. Visit the Environmental Center website to sign up or for more information.

The Transit app now offers route support for bikers. Make sure to turn on GO navigation to get real-time directions. Take a look at to learn more about safety tips and the customization options the app offers.

BCycle, the bike share program with bikes across ÌÇÐÄVlogÆƽâ°æ and the CU ÌÇÐÄVlogÆƽâ°æ campus, is changing management but keeping the same program you love. Bicycle Transit Systems shares BCycle’s mission to change the world with bikes. Founded by bike share pioneer Alison Cohen, the 100% woman-owned, LGBTQ-owned, women-led company is an industry leader focused solely on bike sharing—done smartly.

Within the last month on the CU ÌÇÐÄVlogÆƽâ°æ campus, BCycle has added 45 new docks and two new stations on Kittridge West and Stearns East. They also installed a 50 battery charging locker to swap and charge depleted batteries more efficiently, elevating your electric bike experience.

The University of Washington is conducting a study to improve sidewalk accessibility. If you use a mobility aid like a cane, walker or wheelchair, and receive a $10 gift card.

ÌÇÐÄVlogÆƽâ°æ’s Lime scooter usage hit a record high during the first week of classes, peaking at 6,135 trips in a single day!

To wrap up National Hispanic Heritage Month, we want to highlight Nuria Fernandez's positive contributions to the transportation sector: became the first Afro-Latina to lead the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) in 2021. Her work across multiple agencies, such as the New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority and Chicago Transit Authority, has improved transportation access and accessibility.

Under Fernandez’s leadership, the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority completed the first Bay Area Rapid Transit heavy rail service and obtained federal approval for its and expansion in service.