Project Background
The State Highway 7 Corridor, now referred to as “Colorado 7” (CO 7), is being planned as a future comprehensive multimodal corridor with additional general traffic lanes, Bus Rapid Transit (BRT), and a bicycle path serving the 29-mile corridor between Brighton and Boulder.
Currently, there are capacity issues on CO 7 during the peak traffic hours, where traffic can back up for up to a mile. Several intersections along the CO 7 corridor between Sheridan Parkway and the I-25 interchange experience a higher-than-expected number of rear‐end and approach turn/broadside crashes, primarily due to traffic congestion that occurs at these intersections. Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) and Broomfield desire to improve the segment of CO 7 from just west of Sheridan Boulevard to I-25 to four lanes to address the current capacity issues.
Contact Us
Joliette Woodson
CIP Project Manager, Community Development
jwoodson@broomfield.org
303-464-5868
