Hughes for Everyone

Hughes for Everyone is a coalition of local nonprofits, community members, and advocates who believe the former Hughes Stadium land should be a place for everyone to connect with nature, conserve and restore habitat, and recreate.
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Bike lanes are “no longer in the public interest” according to the Department of Transportation. Secretary Duffy and his agency are sending cancellation notices to communities all across the country, eliminating hundreds of millions of dollars in grants that had been awarded to build bicycling trails, safer sidewalks, and other important transportation safety infrastructure. 

Colorado Goes Hands-Free

New Colorado Law Bans Handheld Cellphone Use While Driving Starting January 1, 2025

To reduce crashes and make Colorado roads safer, a new state law will take effect on January 1, 2025, that bans handheld use of mobile electronic devices while driving. This means drivers can no longer hold or manually operate a cellphone or similar device while behind the wheel. Whether you’re making a call, texting, checking directions, or browsing, you must use a hands-free option like Bluetooth, a dashboard mount, or a car-integrated system like CarPlay or Android Auto.

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Cyclist Killed Near Horsetooth Mountain Park

Sunday afternoon brought tragedy to the Fort Collins cycling community. At approximately 1:21 p.m. on Larimer County Road 38E near Horsetooth Mountain Park, a cyclist was killed and a motorcyclist seriously injured in a collision. According to investigators and witness accounts confirmed by the Colorado State Patrol, both were traveling eastbound and climbing toward the park near Milner Mountain Ranch. The posted speed limit in that area is 45 mph, and the curve where the crash occurred is a gentle left-hand bend.

Colorado has a New Hands Free Driving Law

In Colorado, roughly 36 crashes per day involve a distracted driver. In fact, last year 77% of Colorado drivers admitted to using their phone while driving. It’s not hard to believe — it seems everywhere you look while on the road, a driver has their eyes and hands on their phone. But thanks to new legislation, that’s changing. 

SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOL

Bike Fort Collins’ flagship program, we are very proud to have started this great education initiative with the City of Fort Collins back in 2012 benefiting the next generation of cyclists. Each semester, Bike Fort Collins is proud to deliver all associated instruction to K-12 city schools within Poudre School District.

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