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It's the Boulder way to GO.

Boulder's ahead of the curve. Way ahead.

In some places, people talk about the importance of using transportation options. Here, we walk the talk. Or bike it. Or bus it.

And we've been doing it for years. Backed by a solid infrastructure of bicycle paths and lanes and a transit system like none other in the nation, Boulder residents bus, bike or walk more often than people in most American cities.

It's better for the planet, it's better for our bodies and it's better for our peace of mind. It's the Boulder Way to GO.


 What's happening . . . 

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Free HOP service for Fourth of July celebrations including:

 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. a special expanded route to Chautauqua will provide service to folks who would like to participate in the "July 4th Sesquicentennial Stroll." 

9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. special free Fourth of July HOP service will run every 15 minutes all day long to the "July 4th Sesquicentennial Stroll" and to Raphie's Indpendence Day Blast with special Buff Bus service being added at 7:15 p.m. 

10 to approximately 11 p.m. boththe HOP and Buff Bus will run on an as-needed basis to get riders safely to their destinations. Passengers will need to board buses on southbound Folsom Street at Colorado Avenue at this time due to street closures.

Free parking for this special HOP service is avaialable all day at the Twenty Ninth Street Shopping District and downtown parking garages (as a part of their free holiday parking program).

 

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Beyond Bike Paths 

Treat yourself to a free self-guided bike tour.

2009 Commuters of the Year 

Walk & Bike Month 2009 is celebrated throughout June, with Bike to Work Day held on Wednesday, June 24. It is presented by GO Boulder and coordinated by Community Cycles. First celebrated as Bike to Work Day in 1977, the event has grown and continues to encourage thousands of commuters to explore their transportation options.

And . . .

Check out a great video produced by Streetfilms that illustrates why Boulder is one of only three cities in the U.S. to have been awarded Platinum level Bicycle Friendly Community status by the League of American Cyclists, a second video on how Boulder's Contraflow Lane is working and a third on how Boulder's Community Transit System has evolved.

Last Updated ( Wednesday, 01 July 2009 )