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Route and Service Changes
Transfort welcomes comments and suggestions on its services at any time of the year. In order to provide consistent and reliable service, major changes are limited to once a year in the Fall.
Public comments are reviewed and evaluated according to Transfort service standards and Route & fare change policies. If you would like to provide a comment, please call, email or use the City's web portal, Access Fort Collins.
970-221-6620
Projects and Initiatives
The West Elizabeth Enhanced Travel Corridor (ETC) Plan was adopted by City Council in October 2016. The City started the 30% design process in 2021.
ETCs are roadways that emphasize walking, biking and transit. The first ETC was the Mason Corridor, which now features MAX Bus Rapid Transit and the Mason Trail.
The West Elizabeth corridor already has high transit, bicycling and walking demand, and an ETC is a comprehensive tool that can help address some of the challenges on West Elizabeth, such as:
• Overcrowded buses
• A higher number of bike crashes than expected
• Sidewalks in some locations that do not meet standards and are not comfortable for walking
Learn more about the West Elizabeth ETC Plan here.
As the Designated Recipient of Federal Transit Administration (FTA) funds, the City of Fort Collins / Transfort has planned a Program of Projects for the Federal Fiscal Year 2023 apportionment for the Fort Collins Transportation Management Area. Section 5307 & 5339 funds are used for public transportation facilities and projects, and Section 5310 funding is used for the Enhanced Mobility of Seniors and Individuals with Disabilities. The City of Fort Collins / Transfort encourages public comment related to these federally funded projects; please review the posted Program of Projects and direct questions or comments to Kaley Zeisel at kzeisel@fcgov.com or (970) 224-6067.
This document describes the design criteria associated with transit facilities that Transfort routes serve. It includes ADA accessibility standards, bus stop type recommendations and priorities for bus stop improvements.
