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Traffic isn't getting better

Colorado is growing but our roads aren't keeping up. Commuters in Denver spend 76 hours a year in traffic. In Colorado Springs it's 61 hours. In the next 25 years, congestion on the roads could grow by more than 40%.

It's time for a smarter way to deal with traffic. The Colorado Connector (CoCo) ...

What is the Colorado Connector?

The Colorado Connector (CoCo) is a daily regional train that will connect 12 Front Range communities along a 190-mile corridor from Pueblo to Fort Collins. It's a train built for the trips we already make: to visit family, go to work, see a Broncos game, or head to the airport. The first phase is slated to open in 2029.