Active Transportation and Transit Project Inventory

On May 13, 2025, Governor Jared Polis signed SB25-30: Increase Transportation Mode Choice and Reduce Emissions into law. The law directs the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT), metropolitan planning organizations (MPOs), transit agencies, and local governments to work together to identify gaps in transit, bicycle, and pedestrian infrastructure across the state. The goal is to improve safety, connectivity, and access to non-driving transportation choices for Coloradans.

By July 1, 2026, CDOT and Colorado’s MPOs must each create an Active Transportation and Transit Project Inventory: a list of projects that improve connectivity and safety for people walking, biking, rolling, and taking transit. These inventories will be updated as a standard component of regional and statewide transportation plan updates.

The CDOT inventory identifies gaps in transit, bicycle, and pedestrian infrastructure along state highways and CDOT-maintained rights-of-way. 

CDOT Active Transportation and Transit Project Inventory

Resources

• Colorado General Assembly – SB25-30 Bill Text
• Interactive map of MPO boundaries
• Transportation Planning Regions (TPR) Map
• Transportation Planning Regions' 2050 Regional Transportation and Transit Plans
• CDOT Region Map
• SB25-30 Overview and Key Terms Document

For more information about CDOT’s Transit and Active Transportation Project Inventory, please contact Medora Bornhoft at [email protected].

For questions on the inventory specific to transit, please contact George Gromke at [email protected].