Safer cycling in Boulder County

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A.G.North Foothills Highway area resident

“I live off Neva Road and use US 36 as my main travel corridor. I’ve lived in this part of the County since 2003. I estimate that I’ve driven on 36 at all hours of the day and night, in all seasons, more than 10,000 times. To me, it’s terrifying that cyclists have to share a two-lane highway where the average speeds are 60+ mph. No matter who's fault causes an accident (and I have witnessed many close calls), there is no question that a human body is no match for a heavy vehicle.”

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Pete PiccoloExecutive Director, Bicycle Colorado

“We are thrilled to be a partner of C4C. Since 2019, they've contributed critical financial and subject matter expertise to our Bicycle Friendly Driver program. Most recently, they're support is enabling our team to develop an animated, interactive digital version of the course that will be accessible on any device.”

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Vic HarrisTown of Jamestown

“"This is great news!" --Response to learning that C4C will annually fund the seasonal porta-potty in Jamestown, sparing the small town of the cost of accommodating cyclists”

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Matt Muir, C4C staff personC4C Vision

“C4C's objective is the full expression of the network multi-modal elements of the Boulder County Transportation Master Plan. That means that there is safe and appealing access to work, services, and play on a bike, yes, but that anyone can get anywhere any way they want.”