Editing Loveland, Colorado (section)

==Transportation==
[[File:Loveland FLEX CNG powered bus.jpg|thumb|right|FLEX bus powered by [[compressed natural gas|CNG]]]]

The [[Fort Collins-Loveland Municipal Airport|Fort Collins / Loveland Airport]] serves corporate and general aviation needs, but does not currently have commercial airline service. The closest commercial/commuter airport is [[Denver International Airport]], {{convert|70|mi|km}} to the south, which is served by nearly twenty airlines. Loveland can be approached from Denver by car via [[Interstate 25 (Colorado)|Interstate 25]]. Hourly shared shuttle services to and from DIA are also offered by Green Ride Colorado and Red Lion to reach the Loveland and Fort Collins area.

[[U.S. Highway 34 (Colorado)|U.S. Highway 34]] runs east to west into the mountains through Loveland. It becomes Eisenhower Boulevard in the city, dividing it in half. Loveland's two main [[ZIP Code]]s (80538 and 80537) are separated by this highway. A [[Tesla Supercharger]] was built and operational in the city by the end of December 2016.

The city bus system in Loveland is called COLT—City of Loveland Transit.

Loveland is connected to Fort Collins, [[Berthoud, Colorado|Berthoud]], and [[Longmont, Colorado|Longmont]] via the FLEX regional bus route<ref>[https://archive.today/20130123064226/http://www.flexnoco.com/ Flex website]</ref> and to [[Denver]] via the Bustang interregional express bus.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.codot.gov/travel/bustang|title = Bustang Express Bus Service}}</ref>