Get to Denver + More With Ease via the CDOT Bustang

Have ever wished there was a better and cheaper way to get to Denver? I know when I make the drive it can be daunting. The CDOT Bustang is coming this summer to make your wishes come true.

So what is the Bustang?

The Bustang is a new bus service from the CDOT that connects commuters to Denver along the busy I-25 and I-70 corridors.

The 50-passenger tour buses the will be seen on the main interstate corridors of Colorado offering a safe and inexpensive way to get in an out of the Denver metro area. The buses will include WiFi, power outlets, USB ports, bike racks and bathrooms.

The routes will start in July of this year and will travel along western I-70 and north and south I-25. The West route will initially run from Denver to Glenwood Springs and back, one time each way every weekday. The bus will not run on weekends. There will be stops in Eagle, Vail, Frisco, Lakewood and Denver. They are hoping to expand to Grand Junction in the future.

The project is being funded by the 2009 Faster Bill which gets it's funds from car registration fees to pay for transportation projects. For all of the time, costs and routes, visit the Bustang page on the Colorado Department Of Transportation webpage.

Here is the way you can ride in style, not wear out your car, and not break the bank doing it all. Be looking out for the big purple Bustangs on the highways this summer.