The City’s Safe Routes to School program conducts transportation studies and completes infrastructure improvements. Find out more about what is planned for Zach Elementary.

Visit this booth to learn about what's in store for projects outlines in the Active Modes Plan, and funded through the Pedestrian Community Capital Improvement Program.

Shift Your Ride is a City program that helps individuals and businesses make better, more sustainable transportation choices. By reducing single-occupancy vehicle trips, the program improves mobility, cuts down on traffic, and supports a cleaner, more accessible transportation system for everyone.

The survey results are in! Find out what the next steps are for this project.

Dial-A-Ride provides door-to-door paratransit service designed to provide transportation for individuals, who because of a disability, are prevented from using the Transfort fixed route system.

Customer Support and Service Development will answer general questions related to transit, usage, and upcoming service planning.

Transfort believes that everyone deserves to travel with peace of mind and they strive to create a safe and welcoming environment for all. Learn about the steps being taken to make it happen.

Visit Parking Services at the fair to learn about the Downtown Parking System Study and Sustainable Funding Model, and Implementation Plan.

The Transfort Optimization Plan is a strategic initiative aimed at aligning Fort Collins’ transit system with community needs, financial realities, and future growth. As Transfort marks its 50th anniversary, this plan focuses on optimizing transit services for the next five to ten years, guided by the aspirations of the 2019 Transit Master Plan (TMP) and informed by robust community engagement. This initiative will also explore the feasibility of microtransit, as well as identify locations and complete conceptual design for mobility hubs throughout Fort Collins.

In 2018, the City of Fort Collins developed an Electric Vehicle (EV) Readiness Roadmap to support current and future EV adoption in our community. Find out what is new with this project.

The City of Fort Collins, Transfort, and Colorado State University are continuing to develop Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) service along the West Elizabeth Street corridor.

RideNoCo is a central hub to discover transportation options in the Northern Colorado region and beyond. Find out about transportation options for older adults and people with disabilities.

What do you want to know about Spin? Find out about the Spin Access discount for people with low income, the Spin Adaptive trike library, and Spin operations. Weather permitting, test ride an orange bike or scooter and learn how to use the app to start a ride. Take the parking quiz and get a free ride.

As communities grow, a new passenger train will connect Front Range Coloradans to opportunities, adventure and each other.

Find out what the Recreation Department has in store for 2025, including getting a look at a GRIT Chair and adaptive cycles.

The Siphon Pedestrian Overpass, coming in 2025, will change that by connecting the City’s new Mail Creek Trail to the existing Power Trail.

Construction is planned to begin no later than spring of 2025. Check in to see more information about this crossing.

The Park Planning & Development team is updating the City's Strategic Trails Plan (STP), which will provide a framework for the future planning, design, maintenance, and preservation of the recreational paved trail system. Come find out where they are in this process, and about upcoming trails projects.

Learn more about what multimodal projects are planned at CSU. From their micromobility charging plan and mobility hubs, to the Phemister Trail and the Poudre Trail History project, there is lots to learn.

Stop by the Bike to Work Day and Open Streets booth to learn about upcoming events and changes.

Stop by to find out what's in store for this program in 2025 and beyond.

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.

This project will reconstruct the intersection of U.S. 287/College Avenue and Trilby Road in south Fort Collins. Construction will start in March of 2025.

Learn the changes that the City has made in the way it communicates about construction projects.

The Active Transportation Plan (ATP) is the active transportation aspect of the Regional Transportation Plan for the North Front Range Metropolitan Planning Organization region. The NFRMPO is also currently working on a new version of the Freight Northern Colorado Plan (FNC), set to be published in 2026.