PLANS & PROJECTS

Strategic Plan

RFTA’s 2024 Strategic Plan outlines the agency’s priorities and goals across seven key outcome areas, guiding decision-making, budgeting, and daily operations for the next five years. Every initiative in the plan ties back to RFTA’s core mission of connecting our region with transit and trails, while ensuring services remain safe, sustainable, and responsive to community needs. Explore the strategic plan to learn how RFTA is shaping the future of transportation in the Roaring Fork Valley.

Bus Stop Design Standards & Guidelines

The purpose of the Bus Stop Design Standards and Guidelines document is to assist City, County and RFTA staff, developers, local partners and private property owners to locate and design bus stops and their associated passenger amenities within the RFTA service area. Read the Bus Stop Design Standards & Guidelines.

Climate Action Plan

RFTA is prepared to play an actionable and increasing role in climate leadership by taking ownership of direct emissions while working collaboratively with jurisdictional partners to reduce transportation-related greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions across the region. This plan outlines a framework and strategies to guide the agency in achieving future measurable GHG emissions reduction targets. Read the 2026 Climate Action Plan Snapshot.

Zero-Emission Fleet Transition Plan

RFTA’s Zero-Emission Fleet Transition Plan is a roadmap to transition the revenue bus fleet, and the non-revenue, light-duty admin/support fleet, to zero-emission vehicles by 2050, aligning with the State of Colorado and RFTA climate action and ZEV transition goals. Read the Zero-Emission Transition Fleet Plan.

Projects

Public Involvement Plan

The Public Involvement Plan (PIP) outlines the importance of, and establishes specific guidelines for, involving community members, organizations, governments, transportation professionals and other entities in RFTA route and fare changes, and other programs. View the Public Involvement Plan.