This plan has been prepared to guide the development of bus services operating in Colorado that travel between cities and regions. The Network Plan is a comprehensive long-range plan for regional and intercity bus services in Colorado., TransitPlus, Inc., File lacks cover., "This 2014 study is an update to one prepared in 2008."--Page 1-1., Description based on online resource; title from first sentence in PDF executive summary; (viewed March 2015)
This plan has been prepared to guide the development of bus services operating in Colorado that travel between cities and regions. The Network Plan is a comprehensive long-range plan for regional and intercity bus services in Colorado., TransitPlus, Inc., File lacks cover., "This 2014 study is an update to one prepared in 2008."--Page 1-1., Description based on online resource; title from first sentence in PDF executive summary; (viewed March 2015)
This plan has been prepared to guide the development of bus services operating in Colorado that travel between cities and regions. The Network Plan is a comprehensive long-range plan for regional and intercity bus services in Colorado., TransitPlus, Inc., File lacks cover., "This 2014 study is an update to one prepared in 2008."--Page 1-1., Description based on online resource; title from first sentence in PDF executive summary; (viewed March 2015)
This plan has been prepared to guide the development of bus services operating in Colorado that travel between cities and regions. The Network Plan is a comprehensive long-range plan for regional and intercity bus services in Colorado., TransitPlus, Inc., File lacks cover., "This 2014 study is an update to one prepared in 2008."--Page 1-1., Description based on online resource; title from first sentence in PDF executive summary; (viewed March 2015)
This plan has been prepared to guide the development of bus services operating in Colorado that travel between cities and regions. The Network Plan is a comprehensive long-range plan for regional and intercity bus services in Colorado., TransitPlus, Inc., File lacks cover., "This 2014 study is an update to one prepared in 2008."--Page 1-1., Description based on online resource; title from first sentence in PDF executive summary; (viewed March 2015)
This plan has been prepared to guide the development of bus services operating in Colorado that travel between cities and regions. The Network Plan is a comprehensive long-range plan for regional and intercity bus services in Colorado., TransitPlus, Inc., File lacks cover., "This 2014 study is an update to one prepared in 2008."--Page 1-1., Description based on online resource; title from first sentence in PDF executive summary; (viewed March 2015)
Colorado could pursue fees based on actual travel as an alternative to the fuel tax. Revenues from mileage-based user fees (MBUF) would not vary based on fleet fuel consumption and would instead return revenue in proportion to use of the roadway network. Too many operational and technological questions remain unanswered, and must be tested and evaluated before the state would be ready to commit to a statewide implementation of this strategy., David H. Ungemah, "December 2013.", Bibliography: pages 68-70., "Prepared in cooperaton with the U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration.", Cover title., Report no. CDOT-2013-16., Final report.
"September 2010.", "Prepared by: T.O. Engineers, Jviation, Wilbur Smith Associates, Inc."--P. [4] ., Description based on online resource; title from PDF cover; (viewed July 2012)
"January 2009.", Executive summary of the final report that was prepared for Colorado Department of Transportation by Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc. in association with Felsburg Holt & Ullevig, Inc., and others., "R2C2, Rail Relocations for Colorado Communities."
prepared for Colorado Department of Transportation ; prepared by Parsons Brinckerhoff in association with Felsburg Holt and Ullevig, CRL Associates, Inc., LS Gallegos and Associates, Inc., IHS Global Insight., Description based on online resource; title from PDF cover (viewed Febraury 2012)
"Report No. CDOT-211-7. Final report."--Cover., Description based on online resource; title from PDF title page; (viewed December 2011), "May 2011.", Includes bibliographic references (p. 5-7)
prepared for Colorado Department of Transportation ; prepared by KFH Group, Inc. under subcontract to RAE Consultants, Inc. ; in association with TransitPlus, Inc., "January 2008"--Cover., Description based on online resource; title from PDF cover; (viewed December 2014)
prepared for Colorado Department of Transportation ; prepared by KFH Group, Inc. under subcontract to RAE Consultants, Inc. ; in association with TransitPlus, Inc., "January 2008"--Cover., Description based on online resource; title from PDF cover; (viewed December 2014)
prepared for Colorado Department of Transportation ; prepared by KFH Group, Inc. under subcontract to RAE Consultants, Inc. ; in association with TransitPlus, Inc., "January 2008"--Cover., Description based on online resource; title from PDF cover; (viewed December 2014)
prepared for Colorado Department of Transportation ; prepared by KFH Group, Inc. under subcontract to RAE Consultants, Inc. ; in association with TransitPlus, Inc., "January 2008"--Cover., Description based on online resource; title from PDF cover; (viewed December 2014)
Colorado has made tremendous progress in reducing the deaths and preventable injuries caused by traffic crashes. In the last 10 years (2002 to 2012), traffic-related fatalities in Colorado dropped 36 percent and serious injuries declined 35 percent. This is a remarkable achievement considering the continued growth in the state with new residents, businesses, and visitors joining the millions that travel Colorado roads and highways each year to enjoy our beautiful surroundings.Towards Zero Deaths, or TZD, is not just a slogan - it is a realistic movement that recognizes the objective for every individual, every family and every community should be zero deaths on Colorado's transportation network. Roadway users, motorists and non-motorists alike, expect that they are going to arrive at their destination safely. Nobody expects to be involved in a crash, for example, when they get in their car, walk, or bike to work. This document represents our collective aspiration to make travel in Colorado as safe as possible by reducing crashes, injuries, and Moving Colorado Towards Zero Deaths., prepared for Colorado Department of Transportation ; prepared by Cambridge Systematics, Inc with Felsburg Holt & Ullevig, Inc. and DIExSys LLC., "October 2014."
This is a three-year planning document that will integrate safety planning efforts of all safety stakeholders into one document that serves as a tool for future planning efforts across the state., "October 1, 2006.", Mode of access: World Wide Web.
