Wow, the need for bike repair service has been overwhelming! We are happy to be of service to our cycling brothers and sisters right now. Our goal remains to keep you on your bike on our city streets, safely and happily! We are continuing with our bike repair service in place of our DIY shop … Read More
BIG WIN- Boulder’s Residential Speed Limits lowered to 20 mph- Read the story of the success
Community Cycles began advocating for “Vision Zero” – a world-wide initiative whose goal is zero traffic fatalities – during the Transportation Master Plan (TMP) update of 2014. Since then, we’ve had two more TMP updates. The 2016 TMP update incorporated “Towards Vision Zero”. Community Cycles fought back on that, saying we did not need the … Read More
Data shows 20 mph works, saves lives & is equitable
Dear Council members: The most important thing you should know about 20 is Plenty is that it saves lives. It is clear that by passing this ordinance today, you will have saved lives for many, many years to come. You can be proud of your role in this outcome. Source : Pedestrian fatality risk as a … Read More
Big Win on 20 is Plenty- Boulder becomes the 1st in CO to pass 20 mph speed limit citywide on residential streets
Boulder took a major step forward to becoming the first city in Colorado – one just a handful nationwide – to pass “ 20 is Plenty ” speed limit on residential streets. At their April 21st meeting, a vast majority of Boulder City Council members directed city staff to finalize the 20 is Plenty ordinance change for immediate … Read More
Community Cycles Temporary Closure
**Updated: Closed through April 11, 2020** We thought it important to update you regarding Community Cycles’ response to the COVID19 situation. Like all of you, we have been closely monitoring the reports of COVID-19. Please know that our number one priority is the safety, health, and well-being of our customers, members, volunteers and staff. While … Read More
Eldora Parking expansion contradicts BoCo’s Climate Commitments
Dear County Commissioners, We write with respect to the proposal to expand private motor vehicle parking capacity at Eldora Mountain Resort. Because the proposal does not meet the standards for special review, and because it would contravene Boulder County’s clear climate commitments, we urge that you deny the proposed expansion. Should you choose to conditionally … Read More
Community Cycles recommendations in advance of Council retreat
Community Cycles recommendations in advance of Council retreat include City-wide 20 mph speed limits on residential streets, increased funding for transportation, and work on the Access Management and Parking Strategy (AMPS).
City Council Candidates Answer Questions on Bicycling in Boulder
As a 501c3 nonprofit, Community Cycles does not endorse candidates. We do, however, educate the public on where candidates stand on bicycle issues. In order to give all the candidates the opportunity to address bicycle issues, we sent them the following questions: Do you support adopting a 20 mph speed limit on all Boulder residential … Read More
Transportation Master Plan, first effort on 20 is Plenty Passes Boulder Council
On September 17th, Boulder City Council adopted the 2019 Transportation Master Plan (TMP), which included many safety improvements put forward by Community Cycles. Council also expressed support for Community Cycle’s recommendation to change to residential speed limits to 20 mph as part of a “20 is Plenty” Campaign. We encourage everyone to read the TMP — or at … Read More
20 is Plenty on Neighborhood Streets (Letter to Council – Sept 17th meeting)
Dear City Council, Community Cycles commends the Transportation Advisory Board and city transportation staff for doing such a great job on the 2019 Transportation Master Plan update. The 2019 TMP is thorough, innovative and puts an emphasis on public safety. Staff did a fantastic job on public outreach and this TAB is more engaged, productively … Read More
