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Remember the Crosstown? Here’s the story of Chicago’s successful 1970s freeway revolt
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The Crosstown plan threatened to ram a multi-lane highway through the heart of the city, but fired-up residents helped stop it.
Today’s Headlines 7/9/21: Uber driver clocked at 102 mph
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Denver, RTD, and the Metro Area Uber driver clocked at 102 mph in Lakewood — with passenger in the car our infrastructure makes excessive speeds possible (Fox 31) Study provides insights into achieving equitable bicycling infrastructure (Bicycle Retailer) Denver Moves Everyone: Answer Survey About Planning For More Cars, Buses And Bikes (CBS Denver) Suspended light rail service […]
Bad Sidewalks? City says it’s a YOU problem
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By Peyton Gibson and Wes Marshall, PhD, PE This guest commentary is by Peyton Gibson, a Master’s Student, and Wes Marshall, a Professor of Civil Engineering with the University of Colorado Denver. Do you know who is responsible for maintaining the roads in front of your home? Sure, that one pesky pothole on your block […]
Thursday’s Headlines 7/8/21: Bad Sidewalks? City says it’s a YOU problem
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From Streetsblog Commentary: Bad Sidewalks? City says it’s a YOU problem (Streetsblog Denver) Thursday’s Headlines Are a Necessity (Streetsblog USA) Talking Headways Podcast: Open Mobility as a Service (Streetsblog USA) Denver, RTD, and the Metro Area RTD adds extra services for All-Star Weekend in Denver (Fox 31) Aurora police sergeant arrested for DUI in Denver […]
Wednesday’s Headlines 7/7/21: How to get around during All-Star Weekend
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Denver, RTD, and the Metro Area RTD plans to scale up train, bus service for All-Star Game RTD wants to ensure those leaving Coors Field do not experience huge wait times… (9 News) MLB All-Star Game: No car? No problem. How to explore the metro area by light rail (The Denver Post) One dead, one injured in […]
Who Should Keep the Scooter Revolution Running?
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One of the nation's largest e-scooter operators is in hot water for violating labor regulations in San Francisco — and it's sparking a dialogue about what the micromobility gig economy means for the mobility futures of cities far beyond the Bay.