Transportation

Two of the state’s largest transit agencies didn’t apply to the “Zero Fare for Better Air” program, citing driver shortages.

Colorado’s airports in Aspen, Durango, Eagle County, Gunnison, Hayden and Montrose set records in 2021 and are staying busy in 2022.

Frontier Airlines is asking for another potential delay in the vote

The Uinta Basin Railroad would connect northeast Utah oil fields with the national rail network to transport 5 billion gallons of crude a year to Gulf Coast refineries

The Biden administration is giving nearly $1 billion to 85 airports to expand and upgrade, with the biggest grant going to Denver International Airport

Phillip Washington has been the CEO of Denver International Airport for a year, and before that served as the RTD director for Denver and spent six years in Los Angeles leading its transportation authority.

Four of the six Democrats in Colorado’s congressional delegation back the idea, while the remaining two are skeptical

The first round of applications for up to $1,200 off an e-bike closed out after three weeks; officials will now release new batches periodically to keep access fair.

Several districts have already started converting school bus fleets to electric. A new state grant program is making the $400K buses affordable.

Short answer: An EV, by far. If you can find one.

Jared Polis said House Bill 1218, which passed with almost no Republican support, had “inflexible mandates” and could be premature as EV technology rapidly advances

The commission voted during an emergency meeting to delay the opening from June 11 to July 1, when summer rains are expected to dampen the region

A handful of startups say leasing is too complicated, and people want to try EVs the easy way. But that doesn’t make it a cheap way.

Getting to a million electric vehicles on the road by 2030 means building enough places to charge them, and doing it fairly. Analysts say Colorado is keeping up so far.

That no one on the ground was injured when a small plane crashed in the densely packed Anthem Ranch neighborhood is "pretty miraculous"

Wages are up 10% and the state’s unemployment rate fell to 3.6%. Plus: How McDonald’s plans to fill nearly 6,000 openings statewide, who’s hiring and more!

CDOT says there’s no money for new lanes on the crowded stretch, and state officials will focus on moving rail lines and a Burnham Yard revamp.

Here’s how Denver and RTD are handling the driver shortage. Plus: Inflation continues, new business laws and more.

Federal goals at odds with state and local priorities for rural, unpaved Cottonwood Pass, which swells with traffic when I-70 closes through Glenwood Canyon