Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about cycling advocacy and infrastructure in Denver.
- What is DOTI?
- How do I report a dangerous road condition?
- Where can I find Denver's current infrastructure projects?
- Where can I find DOTI's bikeway projects information
- Where can I find Denver's key guiding transportation documents?
- Where can I find Denver's Vision Zero Dashboard?
- What is a useful study that shows bike lane efficacy?
- Where can I learn more about windshield bias, Motornormativity, and car brain?
- Where can I learn about the Mayor's campaign promises and priorities?
What is DOTI?
DOTI stands for the Department of Transportation and Infrastrucutre. They handle lots of things in Denver including large projects like bridges, streets, traffic lights, to trash pickup and yes, bike lanes. It is pronounced DOT-ee
How do I report a dangerous road condition?
You can report potholes, damaged infrastructure, or dangerous conditions through Denver's 311 system online or by calling 311. Be specific about the location and nature of the hazard.
Where can I find Denver's current infrastructure projects?
Denver's Department of Transportation and Infrastructure (DOTI) publishes project updates and plans on their website.
Where can I find DOTI's bikeway projects information
Where can I find Denver's key guiding transportation documents?
Where can I find Denver's Vision Zero Dashboard?
DOTI hosts the dashboard on the denvergov.org website
What is a useful study that shows bike lane efficacy?
Wesley E. Marshall and Nicholas N. Ferenchak have published a study for this
Where can I learn more about windshield bias, Motornormativity, and car brain?
Both Professor Ian Walker and Tara Goddard have great studies for this