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Work has begun on structural repairs at the Table Mesa Park-n-Ride that require temporary closure of the station plaza area and a few other changes:

• For the duration of the project, bus gates B and C in front of the parking garage will be temporarily closed.
• Customers arriving via the Flatiron Flyer (FF) or Airport (AB) routes will deboard at the bus stop located along Table Mesa Drive across from the Park-n-Ride.
• Customers departing the station aboard the FF or AB routes will board at the south ramp boarding plaza located on the south side of US 36.
• Customers can take an elevator to Level 4 of the Park-n-Ride garage to access the pedestrian bridge over US 36 to the south ramp boarding plaza.

The project is estimated to be completed in September 2027. Details and project updates are available on��the

Need to plan your next commute trip? Commuting Solutions is introducing a new multimodal mobility map, the Northwest Navigator! Curated exclusively for the northwest metro region, the map will help you plan your next journey using any mode. Featuring biking routes, Bike-n-Ride Shelters, Boulder B-Cycle, Transfort FLEX, RTD service, microtransit services, CU Buff Bus and more, the Northwest Navigator in your one-stop shop to travel to the region. Visit the�� to start planning your next trip today!��

Coloradans recently weighed in on naming the future Front Range passenger rail service—an exciting new train that will connect communities from Fort Collins to Pueblo and offer a faster, cleaner way to travel along the Front Range. Four finalist names were in the mix, and the service is expected to be on the rails in 2029. FRPRD will be hosting town halls throughout the district:��

If you're interested in getting started with transit options like RTD, ebikes, or scooters, the Denver Regional Mobility and Access Council (DRMAC) provides several tools for community members to get started. Take a look at�� for a list of resources for your commute. Community members can also call the Information and Assistance Line to see if they are eligible for free Uber rides to support their transit needs. Check out the�� for more support, such as training on public transit and planning for future trips.

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Unwanted bikes can be donated at the��Folsom and UMC bike stations, where they will be refurbished and sold at the annual Bike Sale in the fall. If you’re keeping your bike, the CU Bike Program can store it for you for $20 over the summer. Storage is limited, and bikes are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis from April 27 to May 1.��Learn more about summer bike storage.��

The Bike Program will be accepting bikes for donation or storage in May.

Don’t know how to ride a bike? It's never too late to learn. Email bicycle@colorado.edu to schedule a private lesson with a bike instructor. This service is for CU students, faculty and staff.

If you're ready to hop back on your bike this spring, check out the bike classes from the E-Center offered this month:

• (CU students only): April 11, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
• : 5:15 p.m. to 6:45 p.m.
• : April 18, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
• : 5:15 p.m. to 6:45 p.m.
• : April 25, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

If you bring a bike to campus, be sure to register it at the TLC or Folsom Bike Stations during open hours or online at . The registration process is quick, easy and free!��

Registering your bike allows you to access free maintenance assistance on campus, and CUPD and other agencies will be able to help locate your bike if it’s stolen and recovered. You can protect your bike from theft by locking it with a U-lock to a designated bike rack—exchange your used cable bike lock for a new U-lock at the Environmental Center in UMC 355 or one of the bike stations.

Thinking about signing up for a bike event this year? Be Mobile readers can get $20 off registration for the�� with coupon code BEMOBILE. This annual ������Ƶ cycling event and scholarship fundraiser offers routes for all abilities, with select routes giving riders the rare chance to bike up Boulder Canyon while it’s closed to vehicle traffic. Bonus: form a team of 10 or more riders and each rider will receive an additional $15 refunded to their credit card once the 10th person registers. Ride solo or with friends, and support scholarships for CU students along the way.

Buff Buses offer expanded service during finals week to support students heading to exams, study sessions, and late library nights.��View the finals week schedule and plan ahead.

Buff Ride - ������Ƶ free, on‑demand campus ride service - has expanded with two new stop locations now available in the Buff Ride app: the west side of the Wolf Law Building and the north side of the Champions Center near Folsom Field. Buff Ride runs Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and is open to students, staff, faculty and visitors.