Tuesday’s Headlines

Six people hospitalized after two-vehicle crash near Colorado Springs (The Gazette)

Man accused of killing a 13-year-old and wounding three other people in a June road rage shooting denied more time to enter a plea. (AP)

Number of DUI arrests falls after CDOT cut nearly all funds it once provided to law enforcement agencies for high-visibility enforcement events. (Summit Daily)

Denver City Council approves scooters on streets and in bike lanes; companies will be allowed to expand their fleets (Denverite); but the micro-mobility devices will no longer be allowed on sidewalks. (5280)

Urbanist Chris Jones’ new video series of unfortunate intersections calls out pedestrian crossing at UCHealth University of Colorado Hospital. (Denver7)

With the support of Mayor Hancock and the city council, Denver delays expansion of life-saving automated enforcement program after Councilman Kevin Flynn and his wife spend a weekend timing yellow lights. (Denver Post)

Denver eliminates parking meter fees for handicapped drivers. (CBS4)

RTD surveying residents and commuters about  plans for bus rapid transit service along Diagonal Highway between Longmont and Boulder. (Daily Camera) (Survey)

New Amtrak CEO may continue railroad’s focus on urban areas, potentially threatening the Southwest Chief line, which stops at Lamar, La Junta, and Trinidad. (HPPR)

Denver Hilltop residents flex their NIMBY muscles, persuade council to defeat 23-home development. (Denverite)

Event Tomorrow: Denver Streets Congress. (WalkDenver)

National headlines at Streetsblog USA.