Transfort rides still free as study continues
FORT COLLINS — It’s about 48 miles between Colorado State University in Fort Collins and the University of Colorado campus in Boulder. And at least until the end of the year, you can make the trip for free.
Fares on all buses operated by Fort Collins’ Transfort system were dropped in March 2020 as the COVID-19 pandemic was taking hold but have yet to be reinstated, and officials are conducting a feasibility study to determine whether the buses should be reinstated or remain free to ride.
“We’re doing a funding study and looking at all our sources of revenue,” said Anna Russo,…
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