Denver Moves Everyone

This map highlights Denver’s draft plan for large transportation projects to advance in the short term, including existing bond-funded projects and new projects prioritized by feedback collected through Denver Moves Everyone. These are “complete street” projects and will include enhancements that benefit all street users, such as new and wider sidewalks, trees, high-comfort bikeways, new and enhanced crossings, or dedicated bus lanes and improved bus stops. Click on the project in the map to learn more about each.

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This map highlights Denver’s draft plan to improve walking and rolling in the short term. The map highlights existing bond-funded sidewalk projects, priority locations to build new sidewalks, as well as priority locations for safer crossings. Based upon feedback collected through Denver Moves Everyone, Denver prioritized new walking & rolling projects in Denver’s priority areas for transportation equity, along streets where there are currently higher proportions of severe crashes, and where crossing demand and crash risk for pedestrians is higher.

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This map highlights Denver’s draft plan to improve infrastructure for bicycling and micromobility (such as riding scooters) in the short term. The map highlights existing bond and city-funded bikeway projects, as well as priority locations to improve and expand Denver’s bicycling network. Based upon feedback collected through Denver Moves Everyone, Denver prioritized new bikeway projects in our priority areas for transportation equity, upgrades to a few key existing bikeways, as well as several projects in Downtown Denver, where bicycling and scooter use is highest.

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This map highlights Denver’s draft plan to improve buses and trains — or transit - in the short term. The map highlights existing bond and city funded transit projects, as well as new priority locations to improve and expand Denver’s transit network. Based upon feedback collected through Denver Moves Everyone, Denver prioritized new transit projects along key corridors where bus ridership is high, but where improvements are needed to make buses run more quickly and reliably.

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This map highlights Denver’s draft plan to improve traffic signals in the short term, which provide safer crossings of busy streets. The map shows existing bond and city funded signal projects, as well as new priority locations to improve and expand Denver’s traffic signal system. Based upon feedback collected through Denver Moves Everyone, Denver prioritized new traffic signal improvements along Denver’s streets where there are the highest proportion of severe crashes, as well as in locations where the distance between traffic signals is far.

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This map highlights Denver’s draft plan to improve bridges and underpasses in the short term. The map shows existing bond funded bridge projects, as well as new priority locations to improve bridges and underpasses, and create new multimodal and bicycle and pedestrian bridges in Denver. Based upon feedback collected through Denver Moves Everyone, Denver prioritized bridge and underpass projects in our priority areas for transportation equity, in areas that have less access because of highways, rivers, or railroads, as well as locations where an existing structure needs to be replaced due to its condition.

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