Denver is exploring ways to improve travel options for people who work, live, play and commute along the Broadway corridor.
Since 2015, Denver's Department of Transportation & Infrastructure (DOTI) has been studying Broadway to make the corridor safer for bicyclists, drivers, pedestrians and transit riders.
In 2019, after extensive community input and technical planning, the City is designing a more multi-modal Broadway:
Creating vibrant places where people of all ages and abilities feel comfortable using any mode of travel is central to the project’s goals:
SAFETY: Supports Vision Zero with street design that protects people walking and biking in part of Denver’s High Injury Network (HIN).
EFFICIENCY: Moves more people through the same amount of space by improving options for walking, biking, transit and driving.
CONNECTIVITY: Increases options for getting to and from downtown, entertainment districts, major transit stations and transportation corridors.
COMMUNITY CHARACTER: Provides opportunities for public art, landscaping and other streetscape improvements.
2015-2018: Broadway test bikeway
2017: Bond Vote
SOUTH SEGMENT
NORTH SEGMENT
Project Info Sheet (PDF)
Detailed Design Roll Plot
Community Input Summary (PDF)
September Open House Roll Plot Feedback
Design Workgroup – September 2019
Loading Zone Roll Plot
Roll Plot (PDF)
Conceptual Design Community Input Summary (PDF)
Design Workgroup — March 2019
The Elevate Denver Bond Program is a 10-year, $937 million general obligation bond approved by voters in 2017 to enhance the City and County of Denver by providing critical citywide improvements to the infrastructure that defines Denver — our roads and sidewalks, parks and playgrounds, libraries and museums. Through more than 500 projects, Elevate Denver ensures our city works for everyone — from theater patrons to hospital patients, first responders to bicycle commuters.
The voter-approved Elevate Denver Bond Program invests $12 million toward the construction of Denver Moves: Broadway’s South Segment.
DOTI has also been working concurrently with neighborhoods within and surrounding the Denver Moves: Broadway project area to build safer and more efficient walking, biking and transit connections in South Central Denver to get people where they need to go.
DOTI has recently been holding virtual public meetings to understand how people in the community currently travel. Visit the website below for more information on this concurrent project, including opportunities to get involved.
Following initial transit improvements along the Broadway/Lincoln corridor, Denver's Department of Transportation and Infrastructure plans to extend transit-only lane hours on South Lincoln Street. During the planning phase, the project team is seeking input from the community on the preferred alternative for Lincoln from I-25 to 7th Avenue.
Want to know what's coming up on the Broadway/Lincoln corridor? Stay connected with the projects by coming to an event, taking a survey or joining the mailing list.
The project team welcomes comments and feedback from residents, commuters and visitors. You can also find us on social media to show us how you do Broadway.