Multimodal Transportation

Durango is a community that encourages alternatives to using a single occupancy vehicle. Whether you walk, cycle, ride our popular Durango Transit, or carpool, our Multimodal Division has resources for you. Project highlights and updates can be found below. 

Junction St Traffic Calming Design Project - SurveyJ-Street Survey

The city is requesting feedback on conceptual alternatives based on feedback from the neighborhood meeting. The survey can be found here. The survey is open from Nov. 17 to Dec. 1. After feedback has been received, the city will proceed with a conceptual plan for the full corridor and hold a public meeting on Dec. 14, 2023, for additional feedback.

Artists32nd St Traffic Calming Design Project - Art Contest

The city is holding a contest for the art design of the proposed mini-roundabout at 32nd Street and East 3rd Avenue. The city is accepting art design submissions Nov. 17 – Dec. 8. The contest submission form can be found here.


Primary logowtgdurangoWay to Go Durango

Way to Go Durango offers resources and incentives for sustainable commuting. Employers can set up a subsite through Way to Go to offer carpool matching for employees. This makes it easy for employees to carpool together based on work schedule and destination location.  Anyone commuting in Durango can track their sustainable commutes, earn points, and redeem points for prizes, such as Osprey backpacks, Smith ski goggles, a Durango Transit bus pass, and more. This app has engaging commuter contests and challenges to increase Durango’s multimodal culture and create friendly competition. The goal of Way to Go is to reduce the amount of single occupancy vehicles on the road and help you navigate your commute options.

Download the app here. 


West Park Avenue Traffic Calming Pilot Project

In response to neighborhood concerns, the city of Durango will be implementing a traffic calming pilot project for West Park Avenue. The traffic calming pilot project will address speeding and safety concerns with design elements that narrow the roadway and help slow traffic. Paint and delineators will be installed to create pinchpoints and curb extensions. City staff met with West Park Avenue residents and worked with them on the traffic calming design. The design can be found here. This project is intended to be temporary and will be adjusted as needed. 

Durango is a Bicycle Friendly CommunitySM

The city of Durango has retained its spot as one of the top "Bicycle Friendly Community" cities in the nation with a renewed Gold designation. The recognition is bestowed by The League of American Bicyclists, an education and advocacy organization founded in 1880.

Bicycle Friendly Community Gold Seal The Bicycle Friendly AmericaSM program provides Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum and Diamond rankings to businesses, communities and universities based on bicycle facilities and programs. There are 487 communities ranked in the nation. Durango is among only 34 with Gold designation in 2021. Four other Colorado communities have Gold rankings, and two – Boulder and Fort Collins – have Platinum designation. See the city’s report card here.

Bicycle Friendly CommunitySM and Bicycle Friendly AmericaSM are service marks of the League of American Bicyclists and are used with permission.

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Email Multimodal or call (970) 375-4901.

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