You are here: Home Projects Studies I-25 Mobility Hub Site Selection Study - Castle Rock I-25 Mobility Hub Site Selection Study - Castle Rock | Community Survey I-25 Mobility Hub Site Selection Study - Castle Rock | Community Survey Survey Deadline: This survey will be open through Monday, June 2, 2025. Survey Overview The Colorado Department of Transportation mobility hub in Longmont. CDOT is conducting a site selection study for a mobility hub on I-25 in Castle Rock. The hub could be similar to the hub in Longmont. Credit: Courtesy CDOT The Colorado Department of Transportation is excited to share the I-25 Mobility Hub Site Selection study for the Town of Castle Rock. We’re working closely with the community to explore options to design and build a mobility hub that improves travel choices for residents and commuters. The hub will serve as a transportation center with connections to Bustang, bicycle and pedestrian facilities, potential local shuttles and future transit opportunities like the Front Range Passenger Rail. Bustang is a service provided by CDOT and is a separate entity from the Regional Transportation District (RTD). The mobility hub will not connect with RTD services. We’re seeking your valuable input to help guide the selection process and ensure the hub meets the community’s needs. There are three potential sites under consideration for the I-25 Mobility in Castle Rock: Brickyard/Plum Creek Parkway Wolfensberger Walker-Pine Canyon Colorado's population has grown significantly in the past decade and is projected to continue to grow and urbanize in the future. CDOT and its partners continue to plan and implement high-quality transportation infrastructure and services that can accommodate Colorado’s significant population growth and changing needs. Mobility Hubs play a critical role in this transportation infrastructure. This questionnaire is an important step toward improving I-25 to support safer, more comfortable and better-connected transportation choices for everyone. You will have the option at the end of the questionnaire to provide your email address to receive project updates. Updates will also be posted to the project website at codot.gov/projects/studies/i25mobilityhubcastlerock. Instructions: We’re working to select a site for the Interstate 25 Mobility Hub in Castle Rock that reflects the community’s vision. We need your input to create a mobility hub that works for you and your community! This questionnaire includes 16 to 21 questions, and takes approximately 10 minutes to complete. You are not required to answer all of the questions. This questionnaire is separate from the recent Town of Castle Rock Community Survey and Douglas County Integrated Transit and Multimodal study. General Travel Information 1. How often do you travel north on I-25 from Castle Rock to the Denver metro area, Fort Collins, or other locations? No valueMore than once a weekOnce a weekOnce a monthOnce a yearNever 2. How often do you travel south on I-25 from Castle Rock to Colorado Springs, Pueblo or other locations? No valueMore than once a weekOnce a weekOnce a monthOnce a yearNever 3. When you travel on I-25 to any location between Pueblo and Fort Collins, what is the main purpose of your travel? No valueCommuting to work, school or otherNon-commuting tripsAccessing medical servicesVisiting friends and familyRecreation 4. When travelling on I-25 in Castle Rock between Santa Fe Drive (just south of exit 184 and Walmart) and Plum Creek Parkway (at exit 181 near Walgreens), where do you primarily access I-25? No valueNorth of Founders Parkway (north of exit 184 and the Outlets at Castle Rock)Founders Parkway (exit 184 and the Outlets at Castle Rock) or Wolfensberger/Wilcox (exit 182 near downtown Castle Rock)South of Wolfensberger/Wilcox (south of exit 182) Your Priorities When Traveling 5. Generally, how safe do you feel traveling on I-25 in Castle Rock between Santa Fe Drive and Plum Creek Parkway? Safety refers to the risk of accidents and serious injuries. No valueVery safeSomewhat safeNeutralSomewhat unsafeVery unsafe 6. Would you like to share more about your response? 7. On a scale from 1 to 10, how important is it to you to have alternative transportation options that do not involve owning or driving a car? 1 = not important and 10 = very important No value1 - Not important2345 - Neutral678910 - Very important 8. How would you describe your current opinion of regional transit, in general? No valueExtremely FavorableFavorableSomewhat favorableNeutralSomewhat negativeNegativeExtremely Negative 9. Would you like to share more about your response on regional transit? 10. How would you describe your current opinion of CDOT Bustang service? No valueExtremely FavorableFavorableSomewhat favorableNeutralSomewhat negativeNegativeExtremely NegativeI don’t know what Bustang is 11. Would you like to share more about your response on CDOT Bustang service? 12. What factors would encourage you to use the regional Bustang service? Select all that apply Affordable pricing Frequent and reliable schedules Close proximity to my home or school Transportation options Safety features (Example: well-lit stops, security) Ability to use the bus to commute, adventure or social activities Comfortable seating and amenities (Example: free WiFi, restroom, bike racks, gear storage, power outlets) Other If you selected "Other", please specify 13. What improvements would make you more likely to choose regional bus service over driving? Select all that apply Better coverage/routes More convenient schedules (early morning, late evening, weekends) Cheaper fares Cleaner and more comfortable buses Digital tools for route planning (apps, real-time tracking) Parking at bus stops or stations Other If you selected "Other" improvements on regional bus service, please specify 14. If regional bus service was available, how often would you likely use it? No valueMore than once a weekOnce a weekOnce a monthOnce a yearNever 15. What elements of a mobility hub are most important to you? Select up to three options Proximity to downtown Castle Rock Proximity to my home Proximity to County and community services Easy to reach by car and availability of parking spaces Easy to reach for pedestrians and cyclists Connections to bike paths, walking routes and future shuttle services within a mile Safety and security features like lighting, surveillance, emergency services Amenities like seating, restrooms, and charging stations Potential to reduce traffic congestion in the area 16. Please share any other questions or comments about the location and design: Tell Us About You 17. What is your ZIP code? 18. What is your age range? No valueUnder 1818 to 2425 to 3435 to 5455 to 6465 and overPrefer not to say 19. What is your gender? No valueFemaleMaleNon-binaryPrefer not to sayPrefer to self-describe If you selected "Prefer to self-describe" on your gender, please specify 20. How many personal motor vehicles are owned/leased within your household? 21. 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I-25 Mobility Hub Site Selection Study - Castle Rock | Community Survey Survey Deadline: This survey will be open through Monday, June 2, 2025. Survey Overview The Colorado Department of Transportation mobility hub in Longmont. CDOT is conducting a site selection study for a mobility hub on I-25 in Castle Rock. The hub could be similar to the hub in Longmont. Credit: Courtesy CDOT The Colorado Department of Transportation is excited to share the I-25 Mobility Hub Site Selection study for the Town of Castle Rock. We’re working closely with the community to explore options to design and build a mobility hub that improves travel choices for residents and commuters. The hub will serve as a transportation center with connections to Bustang, bicycle and pedestrian facilities, potential local shuttles and future transit opportunities like the Front Range Passenger Rail. Bustang is a service provided by CDOT and is a separate entity from the Regional Transportation District (RTD). The mobility hub will not connect with RTD services. We’re seeking your valuable input to help guide the selection process and ensure the hub meets the community’s needs. There are three potential sites under consideration for the I-25 Mobility in Castle Rock: Brickyard/Plum Creek Parkway Wolfensberger Walker-Pine Canyon Colorado's population has grown significantly in the past decade and is projected to continue to grow and urbanize in the future. CDOT and its partners continue to plan and implement high-quality transportation infrastructure and services that can accommodate Colorado’s significant population growth and changing needs. Mobility Hubs play a critical role in this transportation infrastructure. This questionnaire is an important step toward improving I-25 to support safer, more comfortable and better-connected transportation choices for everyone. You will have the option at the end of the questionnaire to provide your email address to receive project updates. Updates will also be posted to the project website at codot.gov/projects/studies/i25mobilityhubcastlerock. Instructions: We’re working to select a site for the Interstate 25 Mobility Hub in Castle Rock that reflects the community’s vision. We need your input to create a mobility hub that works for you and your community! This questionnaire includes 16 to 21 questions, and takes approximately 10 minutes to complete. You are not required to answer all of the questions. This questionnaire is separate from the recent Town of Castle Rock Community Survey and Douglas County Integrated Transit and Multimodal study. General Travel Information 1. How often do you travel north on I-25 from Castle Rock to the Denver metro area, Fort Collins, or other locations? No valueMore than once a weekOnce a weekOnce a monthOnce a yearNever 2. How often do you travel south on I-25 from Castle Rock to Colorado Springs, Pueblo or other locations? No valueMore than once a weekOnce a weekOnce a monthOnce a yearNever 3. When you travel on I-25 to any location between Pueblo and Fort Collins, what is the main purpose of your travel? No valueCommuting to work, school or otherNon-commuting tripsAccessing medical servicesVisiting friends and familyRecreation 4. When travelling on I-25 in Castle Rock between Santa Fe Drive (just south of exit 184 and Walmart) and Plum Creek Parkway (at exit 181 near Walgreens), where do you primarily access I-25? No valueNorth of Founders Parkway (north of exit 184 and the Outlets at Castle Rock)Founders Parkway (exit 184 and the Outlets at Castle Rock) or Wolfensberger/Wilcox (exit 182 near downtown Castle Rock)South of Wolfensberger/Wilcox (south of exit 182) Your Priorities When Traveling 5. Generally, how safe do you feel traveling on I-25 in Castle Rock between Santa Fe Drive and Plum Creek Parkway? Safety refers to the risk of accidents and serious injuries. No valueVery safeSomewhat safeNeutralSomewhat unsafeVery unsafe 6. Would you like to share more about your response? 7. On a scale from 1 to 10, how important is it to you to have alternative transportation options that do not involve owning or driving a car? 1 = not important and 10 = very important No value1 - Not important2345 - Neutral678910 - Very important 8. How would you describe your current opinion of regional transit, in general? No valueExtremely FavorableFavorableSomewhat favorableNeutralSomewhat negativeNegativeExtremely Negative 9. Would you like to share more about your response on regional transit? 10. How would you describe your current opinion of CDOT Bustang service? No valueExtremely FavorableFavorableSomewhat favorableNeutralSomewhat negativeNegativeExtremely NegativeI don’t know what Bustang is 11. Would you like to share more about your response on CDOT Bustang service? 12. What factors would encourage you to use the regional Bustang service? Select all that apply Affordable pricing Frequent and reliable schedules Close proximity to my home or school Transportation options Safety features (Example: well-lit stops, security) Ability to use the bus to commute, adventure or social activities Comfortable seating and amenities (Example: free WiFi, restroom, bike racks, gear storage, power outlets) Other If you selected "Other", please specify 13. What improvements would make you more likely to choose regional bus service over driving? Select all that apply Better coverage/routes More convenient schedules (early morning, late evening, weekends) Cheaper fares Cleaner and more comfortable buses Digital tools for route planning (apps, real-time tracking) Parking at bus stops or stations Other If you selected "Other" improvements on regional bus service, please specify 14. If regional bus service was available, how often would you likely use it? No valueMore than once a weekOnce a weekOnce a monthOnce a yearNever 15. What elements of a mobility hub are most important to you? Select up to three options Proximity to downtown Castle Rock Proximity to my home Proximity to County and community services Easy to reach by car and availability of parking spaces Easy to reach for pedestrians and cyclists Connections to bike paths, walking routes and future shuttle services within a mile Safety and security features like lighting, surveillance, emergency services Amenities like seating, restrooms, and charging stations Potential to reduce traffic congestion in the area 16. Please share any other questions or comments about the location and design: Tell Us About You 17. What is your ZIP code? 18. What is your age range? No valueUnder 1818 to 2425 to 3435 to 5455 to 6465 and overPrefer not to say 19. What is your gender? No valueFemaleMaleNon-binaryPrefer not to sayPrefer to self-describe If you selected "Prefer to self-describe" on your gender, please specify 20. How many personal motor vehicles are owned/leased within your household? 21. Please provide your email address if you would like to receive project updates:
