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US36 & Broomfield Eastbound Bike-n-Ride shelter.
US36 & Broomfield Eastbound Bike-n-Ride shelter.

30th Street & Diagonal Highway Bike-n-Ride shelter.
30th Street & Diagonal Highway Bike-n-Ride shelter.

TransPerth bike shelter.
TransPerth bike shelter.

Bikes & scooters are one of the main modes that supply ‘last mile’ connectivity to transit bus & rail lines. This means that good infrastructure & facilities for cyclists & scooter riders is extremely important to provide the best possible transit experience & maximize ridership.

US36 & McCaslin Eastbound Bike-n-Ride shelter.
US36 & McCaslin Eastbound Bike-n-Ride shelter.

US36 & Broomfield Westbound Bike-n-Ride shelter.
US36 & Broomfield Westbound Bike-n-Ride shelter.

We note the new secure Bike-n-Ride shelters that have been installed on the US36 corridor (serviced by RTD’s Flatiron Flyer) in partnership with Broomfield / Westminster & operated by Commuting Solutions. These shelters, which are accessed by smartcards registered to cyclists & scooter riders, offer a secure area which is protected from the elements. They are backed by a program which maintains the areas & removes any abandoned bikes & scooters after 30 days.

We call on RTD to initiate a project to install shelters at all their rail stations, working in partnership with local cities such as Denver, Aurora, Arvada, Lakewood & Golden, key local stakeholders plus the State of Colorado as appropriate. 

As seen on #RTDBikeShelters.