Rethink I-25
We are a community-driven campaign to stop the expansion of I-25 through the heart of Albuquerque. Instead, we want sustainable, equitable, and modern 21st-century solutions that address our transportation needs while protecting communities.
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The current proposal is a once-in-a-generation project that will impact Albuquerque's downtown and core neighborhoods and those of us who live, work, or play here, for decades to come. It will further entrench us into car dependency, sprawl and traffic deaths.
Tell NMDOT and Governor Lujan Grisham: Stop the expansion—rethink the future!
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NO to more lanes
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NO to higher speeds
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NO to deadlier intersections
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NO to new frontage roads
Stop the Expansion!
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Ask NMDOT and MRCOG to develop a long-term plan to reduce the highway's impact on the community.
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Alternate route for non-local traffic
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Highway-to-boulevard conversion
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Highway cap/lid
Develop a Long-Term Plan
The highway crossings in the city core are some of the deadliest spots for pedestrians and cyclists in Albuquerque. The highway needs repair to its crumbling infrastructure, but let's use the opportunity to incrementally improve our city and start undoing some of the historical wrongs that continue to have persistent effects.
Tell NMDOT we want safer intersections!
Improve Pedestrian Safety!
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NMDOT has a choice in which projects to pursue and how to address transportation demand. By investing in transit we can create efficient, convenient, and safe transit systems that are competitive with driving and relieve pressure on the highway system.
Ask NMDOT to invest in transit!
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Between cities: Improved Rail Runner
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Within Albuquerque: Improved and expanded ART
Invest in Transit
Join the movement!
in ways big or small
We are 100% volunteer-driven and community-based.
Urgency
Our best shot at stopping the highway expansion is by the final public comment period in the Spring 2025.
Ways to join
🖋️ sign the petition
📩 sign up for our mailing list
📅 join us at our next meeting
📢 follow us on social media
We stand with the community
neighborhood associations, organizations, businesses and elected officials
