Transportation

Transportation is a basic human need that affects the quality of life every day. Broomfield residents require transportation to get to work, school, medical facilities, recreational amenities, shopping, and community and social activities. 

A well-connected and efficient transportation network allows access to higher-paying and varying job types, a wider selection of housing options, and more convenient health and human services. An integrated multimodal transportation system allows residents, employees, and visitors of Broomfield the freedom of personal mobility and choice of how to travel— whether it’s walking, biking, driving, carpooling, or riding public or private transportation.

Traffic Engineering

• Conducts capacity analyses to determine how much traffic can logically fit on a roadway in a safe and efficient manner.
• Conducts traffic counts for roadways and intersections to determine the volume of traffic, where the traffic is going to and from, and the type of traffic on the roadway.
• Reviews safety features of a road and provides recommendations for improvements.
• Determines appropriate signing and pavement markings along a new or existing road.
• Investigates accidents and determines if changes can be made to roadways or intersections to make it safer for all who use those roads.
• Conducts investigations and develops traffic calming measures on public roadways.
• Provides traffic signal timing as well as signal progression and maintains traffic systems on all roadways
• Works closely with a developer or builder to determine the impact that a new development or construction project might have on the road system and then make recommendations to mitigate or offset the impact of that new development.