CU 51��ý Bike News - October 2022 | Parking and Transportation

CU 51��ý Bike News - October 2022

Should the future of micromobility in 51��ý include e-scooters?

Last year (Aug 2021-Aug 2022) the City of 51��ý conducted a shared micromobility pilot program in collaboration with Lime e-scooters and BCycle in an area of east 51��ý which included Williams Village and East Campus. We are helping gather feedback about the use of pilot e-scooters as well as opinions about the future of e-scooters in 51��ý. Please consider taking 2-3 minutes to fill out our .��

In this month's edition of CU Bike News, learn best practices for��biking during winter, sustainability on campus, and the impact of legislation. We hope you enjoy the read!

October Trivia: How many e-scooter trips were taken during the 12-month pilot program?

4,000
67,000
107,000
600,000

CU Bike Program News

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Casual Group Rides With Rapha

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CU Bike Program News

The CU Bike Program has partnered with the good folks at Rapha to hold some fun, free, and casual group rides leaving from the Rapha store on Pearl Street. The last ride is this Saturday, Oct 29 and will offer a nice off-road adventure. Sign up for the free ride by clicking the article title.

Employee Input Needed! Faculty/Staff Transportation Survey 2022

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CU Bike Program News

Help us discover how COVID changed our commute patterns by taking the 2022 Employee Transportation Survey. Data from the survey will be compared to past surveys and supports efforts to accommodate all travel modes, and informs strategic planning for transportation-related programs. Staff and Faculty, see the email from the Office of Infrastructure and Sustainability or complete the online survey linked to the article title (should take 7-10 minutes).

Community News & Events

Legislation Aims to Support Alternative Commute Modes

- Among other things, SB193 provides $12M in funding for e-bike grant and rebate programs.��
- Also known as the safety stop, this bill allows cyclists to treat stop signs as yield signs and treat stop lights as stop signs. Learn more about the��.��
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- HB1104 will make it easier for communities to partner with their utility providers to build long-distance multimodal walking, hiking, and bicycling paths underneath powerlines.

Community News & Events

Sign the Sustainable Buffs Pledge!

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Community News & Events

90% of Buffs want to make choices that support a sustainable lifestyle. Join your fellow sustainable Buffs in pledging to make daily sustainable lifestyle choices.

Safety

Cyclist rides on a cleared multi-use pathway after a recent snowfall.

Winter Cycling Tips

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Safety

With the weather becoming colder, read on to find out how you can ride all winter long!

What We Are Reading

Trivia

October 2022

Answer: There were 107,000 rides during the duration of the e-scooter pilot program!

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