Browse stories, posts, and news for inspiration and to learn how others in our community are using different modalities to get around.
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Community Advocate Recognition
Read more: Community Advocate RecognitionWatch this KOAA news story covering the Colorado Springs City Council recognition of longtime bicycle advocate Allen Beauchamp’s contributions to the region. We applaud and celebrate Allen’s years of bicycle diplomacy in the Pikes Peak region.
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Harrison Sokol – Active Transportation Story
Read more: Harrison Sokol – Active Transportation StoryCheck out this KOAA interview with Middle Shooks Run resident Harrison Sokol. Find out why he rides Mountain Metro Transit and encourages you to as well. He also offers suggestions on how the transit experience could be improved for everyone in the region.
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Matthew Rockwell – Active Transportation Story
Read more: Matthew Rockwell – Active Transportation StoryThanks to Matthew Rockwell for sharing his active mobility story with us. We also believe that E-Bikes are a viable means of transportation for people of all ages and abilities and encourage replacement of vehicular car trips!
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James Chapman – Active Transportation Story
Read more: James Chapman – Active Transportation StoryListen in as James Chapman shares his active transportation story in the video below. James is a UCCS advanced Spanish language student participating in the Listening In program for seniors 55+. James prefers to take Mountain Metro Transit to class using his UCCS Mountain Lion Metro Card and encourages other students to do the same.…
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Front Range Passenger Rail (CoCo)
Read more: Front Range Passenger Rail (CoCo)Beautiful Colorado Springs recently published a great Facebook post reminding us of our region’s long legacy with trains, the real need for transportation diversity, and the Front Range Passenger Rail (FRPR) project, now branded as the Colorado Connector (CoCo).