FC Moves

Learn about the County's Multimodal Index, a collaborative project that assessed access to multimodal transportation networks in Fort Collins and Loveland. Learn more about how the Index can be used by practitioners, professionals, and the public. See Larimer County's Multimodal Index here. 

The North Front Range Metropolitan Planning Organization (NFRMPO) plan regional transportation projects and regional project management. Learn more about what NFRMPO has planned for 2020 and beyond. See One Click/One Call poster here. See upcoming MPO planning projects poster here.

I-25 is undergoing major changes, coordinated by the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT). Learn more about the I-25 project timeline, including what has been completed, what is in store for the region, and next major phases of the project. 

Learn about the City of Fort Collins' recent City Plan update, which includes the Transit Master Plan and Fort Collins' vision for the future of transit.

As part of the City of Fort Collins' City Plan update, the Transportation Master Plan is Fort Collins' vision for transportation in the city, including multimodal considerations, land use, and more.

Shift your time, energy and money to what matters most, all while creating a better climate future and helping Fort Collins become a world-class sustainable city for generations to come.

Serious crashes in Fort Collins, regardless of mode, are on the decline. Learn more about this data and how it informs infrastructure design and transportation planning. See traffic safety data poster here. 

Each September, Fort Collins joins communities across the nation in counting bicyclists and pedestrians. This data helps plan for multimodal corridors and projects. Learn more about how Fort Collins uses this data. See summary data posters from Bicycle and Pedestrian counts here and here.

City staff organize education with the help of volunteers and other stakeholders. Learn more about Safe Routes to School (youth transportation education) and adult transportation education initiatives. See Safe Routes to School report poster here. See Safe Routes to School school rotation schedule poster here. 

Transit is a major component to helping Fort Collins achieve climate action goals. Learn more about how transit is evolving. See short term transit projects poster here. See Fort Collins transit future poster here. See W. Elizabeth BRT poster here. 

Learn more about how bike share fits into Fort Collins' transportation system and how you can better utilize shared services and connect to other modes.

While Fort Collins is known for its bicycle-friendliness, our walking culture is a step behind. Learn more about how Fort Collins is planning for walking as a mode of transportation, plus considerations for those with mobility challenges.

Information on capital projects will include: Laporte Ave., Linden St., Timberline Rd. between Mulberry St. and Vine Dr., E. Prospect, and Vine/Lemay. See Capital Improvement Projects poster here. See Laporte Ave. posters here and here. See Linden St. poster here. 

One of Fort Collins' most iconic streets is due for a revisioning. Learn more about plans and possible designs for Mountain Ave. See what questions are posed at the Fair, here and here. See Mountain Ave. informational poster here.

Crossing major arterial streets poses safety and logistic challenges for people traveling by bike, on foot, scooting, and more. Learn about upcoming projects aimed at improving access to multimodal networks outlined in the Bicycle Master Plan. See low-stress crossing poster here (includes Magnolia & Shields, W. Elizabeth & Ponderosa, and Columbia & Lemay).

Every street has a life cycle, which presents opportunities to reimagine existing corridors and street design as they are systematically improved. Learn about which streets are due for maintenance in the coming years, and what that may mean for multimodal design. 

Learn about upcoming signal upgrades and additions, and learn more about how Traffic Operations staff manage the entire street network in Fort Collins. See traffic signal projects poster here. 

Innovative design requires data, testing, and refinements to inform future projects. From protected bike lanes to back-in angle parking, learn about how Fort Collins uses pilot projects to advance innovation. See the Mulberry pilot project poster here. See Mulberry pilot project data and design recommendations poster here. See the participant input poster here. 

Learn more about what multimodal projects are planned at Colorado State University. 

As e-devices become more pervasive, from e-scooters and e-bikes to electric cars and charging infrastructure. Learn more about these initiatives. See the e-bike pilot program poster here.

Learn about multiuse trail projects planned for 2020 in Fort Collins. See Harmony Rd. and Power Trail poster here. See Power Trail underpass concept poster here. See Current Trail Projects poster here.