Our region is growing quickly with new people moving here and new jobs and industries. We also live in an area without a central core – people live and travel throughout our region for many reasons, not just for work. Building more and more roads is expensive and takes time. Below are resources and programs to help figure out what options exist to help reduce the number of single occupancy vehicle trips.
The NFRMPO convened a TDM Work Group to guide the Transportation Demand Management (TDM) Action Plan in 2022. The Work Group met throughout 2022 to develop goals, strategies, and actions to take to Planning Council. Planning Council approved the Plan on December 1, 2022.
Learn about what options you have to change the way you move around the region, whether that’s teleworking, riding transit, riding your bike, or vanpooling. We’ve collected information about what exists in our region in one central place to make it easy.
Learn about what options employers have to change the way their employees commute, whether that’s teleworking, riding transit, riding your bike, or vanpooling. TDM can provide tax credits, lower building costs, and improved morale.
TDM can seem like a nebulous topic – what is transportation demand management? Why should you care? Valid questions! Learn about the benefits of TDM and what it means for you.
RideNoCo is a central hub to discover transportation options in the Northern Colorado region and beyond. A Mobility Specialist is available to provide personalized support for finding the best mobility options to meet your needs Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. at (970) 514-3636.
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The NFRMPO is updating its long-range transportation plan to identify the priorities in Northern Colorado for investment over the next two decades. The 2050 Regional Transportation Plan (RTP) looks at all transportation modes.
The LinkNoCo (Premium Transit Analysis) effort is identifying important regional transit connections across the Northern Colorado region to support the expected growth in jobs and households.
Fort Collins is developing a dedicated TDM program called Shift Your Ride. The Shift Your Ride Travel Options Plan is underway, inventorying and identifying programs, policies, and needs; developing strategies; and creating a program framework.
Colorado State University is updating its Campus Master Plan, which will feature a TDM component. More information will be added as is becomes available.
Resources
CDOT’s Office of Innovative Mobility (OIM) is holding a Call for Projects through December 9, 2022.
Contact Alex Gordon at agordon@nfrmpo.org or (970) 289-8279.