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CDOT has created a draft�� to improve safety, equity, sustainability and other factors impacting transportation.�� by July 18.��

We know that sometimes you need to drive and may want to find an available spot in our most popular visitor lots. provides real-time updates on lot availability, ensuring quick and convenient access to parking. Help support this new tool by providing feedback via the��.

Take note of the following campus updates this month:

• Check the��Phish concert special event page for traffic updates from July 3 to 5.
• The entire Euclid parking garage (Lot 205) will be closed from 11:59 p.m. on July 5 until 6:00 a.m. on July 14. Permit holders are advised to park in��Lot 436 during this period. For any questions, please contact parking@colorado.edu or call parking customer service at (303) 735-PARK (7275).
• Part of the sidewalk along the east side of Regent Drive, in front of the Event Center, will be closed until July 29 with signage for pedestrians.

Colorado CarShare is now offering EV car share options in the parking lot next to the Center for Academic Success and Engagement (CASE). Don’t forget to also check out the EVs at C4C and Williams Village. Make sure to sign up with your colorado.edu email and use the promo code CUECENTER for students and CU25CREDIT for staff to earn driving credit. Learn how to sign up and save on the Colorado CarShare.

See if any CU resources are the right fit for your cycling habits:

• Try an e-bike! The CU Bike Program is renting out e-bikes for a two-week period so you can find out if e-bike commuting is for you! Free for students and inexpensive for faculty and staff.
• Summer Semester Rental bikes are also available for students. $50 a semester including summer. The sooner you rent, the more time you’ll have to ride.
• New bike?��Make sure it’s registered! This helps prevent theft and greatly increases the odds of recovery in the event your bike is stolen. It’s one of the only ways police can verify the bike belongs to you.

Don't let the summer heat stop you, try using these��

• Store e-bikes in shaded areas or inside buildings, and make sure to avoid areas without ventilation such as car trunks, garages or sheds.
• Keep your battery cooler by riding with lower assist levels in the early morning or late evening and by taking breaks.
• Avoid overloading your e-bike.
• Monitor the motor temperature through your e-bike's display or by using a separate thermometer.
• Make sure you are equipped with lightweight clothing, water, sunscreen and a spare charger for longer rides.
• eBikeling also provides a�� that may improve the quality of your commute.
• Stay safe and have fun, Buffs!