Friday’s Headlines
Motorist Hit and Injured Elderly Woman on Federal, Westminster Police Says Woman Was at Fault (DenPo) Feds Threaten RTD to Shut Down A-Line to DIA Over Crossing Gate Problems (CPR) Mayor Hancock Working on a Deal for Denver’s Urban Transportation Needs (Denverite) Colorado Got a D Rating for Drivers in School Zones, Not Good (Denver7) … Continued
9:07 AM GMT-0700 on November 30, 2018
- Motorist Hit and Injured Elderly Woman on Federal, Westminster Police Says Woman Was at Fault (DenPo)
- Feds Threaten RTD to Shut Down A-Line to DIA Over Crossing Gate Problems (CPR)
- Mayor Hancock Working on a Deal for Denver’s Urban Transportation Needs (Denverite)
- Colorado Got a D Rating for Drivers in School Zones, Not Good (Denver7)
- Denver is on Pace to Meet its Climate Goal of Lowering Dirty Air Particles, Mainly Because of Declines in Building Emissions, Not Cars (Denverite)
- VW Settlement Money (10 Million) is Funding Colorado With Electric-Vehicle Charging Stations (DBJ)
- United Airlines is Adding a Nonstop Flight From Denver to Frankfurt (CBS4)
- Historic Pikes Peak Cog Railway Set to Reopen in 2021 (DenPo)
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