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The Economic Impact of Bicycling in Colorado

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Preface
The Economic Impact of Bicycling in Colorado
Household Transportation Survey Results
Household Transportation Survey Results
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2000 Exec Summary and Survey Results

The Economic Impact of Bicycling in Colorado Summary of Findings. Introduction. Manufacturing. Retail. Tourism. https://www.codot.gov/programs/bikeped/planning/bike-walk-study/executive-summary/execsum2.pdf https://www.codot.gov/@@site-logo/siteLogo.png

The Economic Impact of Bicycling in Colorado

Summary of Findings. Introduction. Manufacturing. Retail. Tourism.

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CDOT Bicycle & Pedestrian Program
Annelies van Vonno
Bicycle and Pedestrian Program Manager
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303-757-9700
2829 W. Howard Place
Denver, CO 80204

CDOT Region Bicycle and Pedestrian Representatives
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Region 1 - Denver/Central Colorado
Ricky Light
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Region 2 - Southeast Colorado
Pepper Whittlef
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Region 3 - Northwest Colorado
Todd Ipsen
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Justin Eller
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Region 4 - Northeast Colorado
Bryce Reeves
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Kyle Lambrecht
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Region 5 - Southwest Colorado
Annie Altwarg
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