Mobility Services
Goals
- Collect stakeholder input on the Colorado State Senate Bill 19-239, Emerging Mobility Impacts Study and develop recommendations for upcoming legislative sessions
- Identify and launch efforts to support highly-effective transportation demand management (TDM) strategies to address congestion, including enhancing transit ridership through seamless payment integration
- Explore ways to better serve rural populations, veterans, older Americans, ADA populations, and other underserved populations
- Study possible tools to create a universal payment or navigation app for transit and other emerging mobility providers
- Develop guidelines to help communities implement micromobility strategies
- Coordinate mobility strategies for application in mobility hubs
Programs
“Emerging mobility” is a term used to describe new services and technology that are helping people or goods move from one place to another. Examples you may already be familiar with include: micromobility (for example electric scooters and electric bike rentals) robots that deliver goods (for example Kiwibots).
Learn more about Emerging Mobility
TDM includes walking, bicycling, parking management, targeted transit, microtransit, micromobility, carpooling, vanpooling, teleworking, flexplace, flextime, Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS), Guaranteed Ride Home programs, and TDM-friendly site design considerations.
Mobility Data Integration projects focus on the ability to gather and use data to improve mobility as a service. Projects look at data from all types of modes: transit, micromobility such as e-bikes and scooters, biking, walking, carpools, and vanpools. CDOT will use the data to improve access to other modes, reduce congestion, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Contact Information
Headquarters Office
2829 W. Howard Pl.
Denver, CO 80204
303-757-9011
