Mobility is the key to accessing our quality of life and continuing our economic growth. The very things that make Colorado so attractive are dependent on a well-maintained, functioning transportation system. Our highways, airports, transit systems, local roads, bike paths, and sidewalks provide Coloradans with the ability to access jobs, medical and educational facilities. Transportation provides the foundation that allows us to travel to the mountains and connect our cities, towns, and communities so we can enjoy economic health and the Colorado lifestyle. Much of Colorado's interstate highway system dates back to the Eisenhower and Kennedy administrations, with many bridges and significant portions of pavement now in need of major reconstruction. The demands placed on Colorado's transportation system continue to increase with our growing population and our need to stay economically competitive.
State of Transportation in Colorado
2012
21 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
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