Getting Around Town

This is a photo of the Dry Creek Light Rail station.

We know how important it is to connect residents to jobs, opportunities and amenities. That is why we strive to maintain and improve transportation and mobility options throughout the City.

Watch this video, "Making Connections Through Trails" to learn more about Centennial's trails and modality options for safer travel around town.

The following section offers information on road projects, electric vehicles and bikes, maps and trails.

Centennial Maps & Open Data Portal

Explore boundaries, streets, maintenance schedules, and more on Centennial's Maps & Open Data portal.

City Trails and Open Spaces

Explore parks, trails and open spaces. Learn about City-owned parks and trails.

Electric Bikes, Motorcycles and more

Information regarding electric bikes, motorized bikes and other small electric vehicles and their usage in Centennial.

Electric Vehicles in Centennial

Centennial is committed to using innovative, collaborative, and cost-effective solutions to become a leader in electric vehicle adoption. Learn more here.

Roadway Projects

Keep an eye out for major construction projects that may affect your travel routes. Check out current construction projects in the City of Centennial.

Spin e-scooters and e-bikes are now available in Centennial through a regional partnership led and funded by Denver South. The program provides a convenient way to connect to light rail, jobs and destinations throughout the south metro region.

Transportation Options

From Centennial it is easy to access any part of the metro area.

Get where you want to go by accessing:

Major roadways
Interstate highways
The E-470 toll road (which circles the perimeter of the metro area)

Learn about local transportation services and resources below.

Services

Access-A-Ride

Access‑a‑Ride provides local bus transportation in the Denver metro area for people with disabilities. We help individuals who cannot access our fixed-route bus and rail system to maintain their freedom to travel around the metro area.

Bus Service

The RTD bus system operates 365 days a year, offering service at more than 9,000 bus stops across eight counties in the Denver metro area.

Light Rail

Enjoy a commute free of stress and traffic jams and ride the RTD Light Rail.

The RTD rail system operates 365 days a year. Nine rail lines offering service to more than 50 stations along the Denver's Southeast, Southwest, West and East rail corridors.

Spin Scooters

Spin Scooters provide a convenient and flexible way to get around parts of Centennial and the Denver South region with connections to light rail, jobs and destinations.

Resources

Arapahoe County

Learn more about the Arapahoe County Senior Transportation Program.

Denver Regional Mobility and Access Council (DRMAC)

DRMAC Getting There Guide takes a look at the latest transportation services in the Denver area.

Denver South Transportation Management Association (TMA)

The Denver South TMA is a coalition of like-minded public and private entities banded to identify and introduce transportation solutions designed to spark mobility, ignite economic development and bolster the positive image the Southeast I-25 Corridor celebrates.

Road Conditions

The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) provides road conditions, route information and traffic alerts throughout Colorado. Visit CoTrip for current road/weather conditions or dial 511.