Firestone-Longmont Mobility Hub

Project Completed

About the Project

The Colorado Department of Transportation, in collaboration with Zak Dirt, has completed the Firestone-Longmont Mobility Hub project located at the I-25 and CO 119 interchange. The hub is one of several mobility hubs along the I-25 corridor that are currently under construction and will significantly improve bus rapid transit along I-25.

The following features were completed:

  • A northbound pedestrian pick-up and drop-off platform along the I-25 off-ramp
  • A new pedestrian pick-up and drop-off platform on southbound Frontage Road just before the entrance of the southbound on-ramp
  • A sidewalk and pedestrian underpass to connect users from the park-n-ride on the east side of I-25 to the station platforms on the west side of I-25
  • Greater capacity with 269 parking spaces
  • Large sidewalks and bicycle storage racks allow for multiple modes to utilize the hub and enhance multimodal connectivity
  • Installation of a public information board with real-time Bustang departure and arrival schedules.

Please visit https://ridebustang.com/bus-service-schedules/ for Bustang route and schedule information.

Firestone Mobility Hub Tunnel under I-25
I-25 & CO 119 Firestone mobility hub tunnel under interstate.

Project Facts

  • Cost: $13.1 Million
  • Contractor: Zak Dirt
  • Timeline: Project to be completed by October 2024
  • Location: I-25 and CO 119
    • City:  Firestone/Longmont
    • Mile Points: 240 to 240.5
    • County: Weld

Firestone Mobility hub project map revised

Location map for Firestone Mobility Hub at I-25 and CO 119