Mobility for All, February Newsletter, Movilidad para todos, Boletín de febrero

Registered Via riders can now book a trip to get their COVID-19 vaccine. Because this is a two-dose vaccine, Via will work with riders to schedule their second trip as soon as the rider knows the date of the second appointment. Registered riders can schedule a trip by calling 303-447-9636.

If you are not a registered rider, call Via's Mobility Specialists at 303-444-3043 to get signed up.

Cultivate’s Vets Go program can also provide free trips to medical facilities for Veterans (60+) and their family members who are 60+. Enroll online here or call 303-443-1933.

Another option is RTD’s Access-a-Ride. This is a shared-ride service intended for those who cannot use regular fixed-route bus/light rail service due to a disability. To apply or if you have any questions, call 303-299-2960.

For more information on the COVID-19 vaccine, visit boco.org/CovidVaccine

Los pasajeros registrados en Via pueden reservar ahora un viaje para ir a aplicarse la vacuna contra la COVID-19. Como esta es una vacuna de dos dosis, Via trabajará con los pasajeros para programar su segundo viaje en cuanto el pasajero sepa la fecha de su segunda cita.

Los pasajeros registrados pueden programar un viaje llamando al 303-447-9636. Si no es un pasajero registrado, llame a los Especialistas de movilidad de Via al 303-444-3043 para registrarse.

El programa Cultivate’s Vets Go también puede brindar viajes gratuitos a centros médicos para Veteranos Militares (mayores de 60 años) y sus familiares también mayores de 60 años. Inscríbase en línea, o llame al 303-443-1933.

Looking for a FREE ride within the City of Lafayette? Ride Free Lafayette is your answer. Check out http://bit.ly/2XwFqLZ today to learn more about the free, on-demand, door-to-door service.

Boulder County has established a “Vision Zero” goal to achieve zero serious injury and fatal traffic crashes in unincorporated Boulder County by 2035. In support of this goal, the County is currently developing a Vision Zero Plan, which will include an analysis of traffic crashes that occurred in the County from 2009 to 2018 and an action plan.

Our analysis shows that for this most recent decade of crash data, despite some small fluctuations year to year, our number of crashes has been relatively constant over time, neither significantly increasing nor decreasing over the past 10 years. This pattern holds for fatal crashes (currently averaging 10 per year), serious injury and fatal bicycle and pedestrian crashes (2 per year), and serious injury and fatal crashes involving impaired drivers (11 per year). In contrast to more urban areas, about half of the serious injury and fatal crashes that occurred in unincorporated Boulder County were single vehicle crashes. The corridors with the higher number of serious injury and fatal crashes were State Highway 119 (the Diagonal), US 36 from Jay Road to Lyons, and Peak to Peak Highway.

El condado de Boulder estableció una meta "Visión Cero" para lograr cero colisiones de tránsito fatales y con lesiones graves en el Condado de Boulder no incorporado para el año 2035. Para apoyar esta meta, el condado actualmente desarrolla un Plan Visión Cero, que incluirá un análisis de colisiones de tránsito en el Condado desde 2009 hasta 2018 y un plan de acción.

Nuestro análisis demuestra que, para esta década reciente de datos de choques, a pesar de algunas pequeñas fluctuaciones año a año, nuestra cifra de choques se ha mantenido relativamente constante con el tiempo, sin aumentos ni disminuciones significativas en los últimos 10 años. Este patrón se mantiene para choques fatales (actualmente, un promedio de 10 al año), choques fatales y con lesiones graves de bicicletas y peatones (2 al año) y choques fatales y con lesiones graves con conductores impedidos (11 al año). En comparación con áreas más urbanas, la mitad de los choques fatales y con lesiones graves que ocurrieron en el condado de Boulder no incorporado fueron choques con un solo vehículo. Las calles con mayor número de choques fatales y con lesiones graves fueron la Carretera Estatal 119 (Diagonal), US 36 desde Jay Road hasta Lyons, y la Peak to Peak Highway.

2/10 Using Google Maps Workshop

In this workshop, you’ll learn how to download and use Google Maps to get directions using your preferred transportation method, be it foot, car, bicycle, public transportation, or ride-sharing service. Receive free RTD passes upon completion of workshop and survey. Register Here

Boulder County Community Planning & Permitting invites the traveling public to learn about the long list of transportation projects the county currently has underway. Members of the public will hear an overview of the projects, learn where to find more resources, receive contact information for project managers and ask questions.

Register here

During this virtual workshop, you’ll learn how to sign up for LiVE (RTD’s income based discount) and how to download and use the RTD Mobile Ticketing app. Receive free RTD passes upon completion of workshop and survey. Register Here

This is a step-by-step application walkthrough with CCDC Appeals & Eligibility Director Donna Sablan. Register Here

27/2 Taller virtual- Programa LiVE de RTD y RTD Mobile Tickets

¡Aprenda cómo inscribirse en el programa LiVE de RTD y cómo usar la aplicación móvil! Regístrese aquí Si no puede asistir a la sesión, también puede inscribirse en un taller individual aquí.