You are here: Home Projects Studies Denver Metro Bus Rapid Transit Colorado Boulevard Bus Rapid Transit | Study/Design Phase Colorado Boulevard Bus Rapid Transit Final Alternatives Survey Colorado Boulevard Bus Rapid Transit Final Alternatives Survey Overview The Colorado Boulevard Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) project aims to deliver high-quality, high capacity, efficient bus service along Colorado Boulevard. The project team is seeking feedback to understand preferences regarding the BRT alternatives identified for the Colorado Boulevard corridor. We are also trying to determine which amenities are most favored at station locations. Currently, three alternatives are being considered for the corridor. Your feedback and preferences are valuable and will guide us in selecting the best solution for the Colorado Boulevard corridor. Thank you for participating! 1. How do you use the Colorado Boulevard corridor? Select all that apply Travel for work Travel for school Travel to other destinations (restaurants/shops etc.) Live near the corridor Other 1a. If you selected "Other," please describe how you use the Colorado Boulevard corridor 2. What is your main way of traveling on the Colorado Boulevard corridor? Select all that apply Public transit (Local Bus, Regional Bus, FlexRide or Train) Paratransit (Access-a-Ride) Rideshare or transportation network company (Uber or Lyft) Private vehicle Bicycle or micromobility device (e-bike, e-scooter) Walk Other 2a. If you selected "Other," describe your way of traveling on Colorado Boulevard 3. We are determining the best BRT alternative for the Colorado Boulevard corridor. Please select three outcomes that are most important to you. Improved bus travel time Vehicle traffic impacts Minimal property impacts Better corridor safety Low environmental impacts (historic properties, parks) Higher transit ridership Project cost Enhanced pedestrian and bicycle connectivity 4. Review the BRT alternatives below and rank them based on your preference for the Colorado Boulevard corridor. Colorado Boulevard Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Project corridor final alternatives. Alternative 1 is mixed flow, where a bus shares a lane with all other traffic. Alternative 2 is side running, featuring a bus-only lane, and all other vehicles are allowed for business access and right turns. Alternative 3 is center and side running. And Alternative 4 is no build (keep the existing Route 40 bus stop). Select 1 for "Most Preferred" and 4 for "Least Preferred" 4a. Alternative 1 (Mixed-Flow) 1 - Most preferred 2 - Preferred 3 - Somewhat preferred 4 - Least preferred 4b. Alternative 2 (Side Running) 1 - Most preferred 2 - Preferred 3 - Somewhat preferred 4 - Least preferred 4c. Alternative 3 (Center and Side Running) 1 - Most preferred 2 - Preferred 3 - Somewhat preferred 4 - Least preferred 4d. No Build (Existing Route 40 Bus Stop) 1 - Most preferred 2 - Preferred 3 - Somewhat preferred 4 - Least preferred 4e. Tell us the main reason you picked your top choice 5. Which three amenities are most important to you at the station? Seating Protection from weather Bicycle parking Safety and security (lighting, visibility, emergency phone, etc.) Passenger information (real-time arrival information, signage, etc.) Ticket vending machines (off-board) Other 5a. If you chose "Other," please specify the other amenity you'd like to have at the station The following questions are optional. All information you provide will be kept anonymous and used solely by CDOT for internal purposes. 6. What is your home ZIP code? 7. What is your work ZIP code? 8. What is your age range? No value17 or under18 to 2425 to 3435 to 4445 to 5455 to 6465 or older 9. If you would like to be added to a mailing list to receive updates on the Colorado Boulevard BRT project, please provide your email address below. 10. Please share any additional comments or feedback below.
Colorado Boulevard Bus Rapid Transit Final Alternatives Survey Overview The Colorado Boulevard Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) project aims to deliver high-quality, high capacity, efficient bus service along Colorado Boulevard. The project team is seeking feedback to understand preferences regarding the BRT alternatives identified for the Colorado Boulevard corridor. We are also trying to determine which amenities are most favored at station locations. Currently, three alternatives are being considered for the corridor. Your feedback and preferences are valuable and will guide us in selecting the best solution for the Colorado Boulevard corridor. Thank you for participating! 1. How do you use the Colorado Boulevard corridor? Select all that apply Travel for work Travel for school Travel to other destinations (restaurants/shops etc.) Live near the corridor Other 1a. If you selected "Other," please describe how you use the Colorado Boulevard corridor 2. What is your main way of traveling on the Colorado Boulevard corridor? Select all that apply Public transit (Local Bus, Regional Bus, FlexRide or Train) Paratransit (Access-a-Ride) Rideshare or transportation network company (Uber or Lyft) Private vehicle Bicycle or micromobility device (e-bike, e-scooter) Walk Other 2a. If you selected "Other," describe your way of traveling on Colorado Boulevard 3. We are determining the best BRT alternative for the Colorado Boulevard corridor. Please select three outcomes that are most important to you. Improved bus travel time Vehicle traffic impacts Minimal property impacts Better corridor safety Low environmental impacts (historic properties, parks) Higher transit ridership Project cost Enhanced pedestrian and bicycle connectivity 4. Review the BRT alternatives below and rank them based on your preference for the Colorado Boulevard corridor. Colorado Boulevard Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Project corridor final alternatives. Alternative 1 is mixed flow, where a bus shares a lane with all other traffic. Alternative 2 is side running, featuring a bus-only lane, and all other vehicles are allowed for business access and right turns. Alternative 3 is center and side running. And Alternative 4 is no build (keep the existing Route 40 bus stop). Select 1 for "Most Preferred" and 4 for "Least Preferred" 4a. Alternative 1 (Mixed-Flow) 1 - Most preferred 2 - Preferred 3 - Somewhat preferred 4 - Least preferred 4b. Alternative 2 (Side Running) 1 - Most preferred 2 - Preferred 3 - Somewhat preferred 4 - Least preferred 4c. Alternative 3 (Center and Side Running) 1 - Most preferred 2 - Preferred 3 - Somewhat preferred 4 - Least preferred 4d. No Build (Existing Route 40 Bus Stop) 1 - Most preferred 2 - Preferred 3 - Somewhat preferred 4 - Least preferred 4e. Tell us the main reason you picked your top choice 5. Which three amenities are most important to you at the station? Seating Protection from weather Bicycle parking Safety and security (lighting, visibility, emergency phone, etc.) Passenger information (real-time arrival information, signage, etc.) Ticket vending machines (off-board) Other 5a. If you chose "Other," please specify the other amenity you'd like to have at the station The following questions are optional. All information you provide will be kept anonymous and used solely by CDOT for internal purposes. 6. What is your home ZIP code? 7. What is your work ZIP code? 8. What is your age range? No value17 or under18 to 2425 to 3435 to 4445 to 5455 to 6465 or older 9. If you would like to be added to a mailing list to receive updates on the Colorado Boulevard BRT project, please provide your email address below. 10. Please share any additional comments or feedback below.
