Wednesday’s Headlines
“If you hit a pedestrian, you don’t even get a slap on the hand, you get nothing,” says widow of cyclist killed after crash in Colorado Springs. (CS Indy) Elevated park one idea for improving dangerous intersection at Federal and Colfax. (Denverite) Brown cloud covers Denver as weather traps dangerous level of pollution over region. … Continued
8:50 AM GMT-0700 on February 27, 2019
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“If you hit a pedestrian, you don’t even get a slap on the hand, you get nothing,” says widow of cyclist killed after crash in Colorado Springs. (CS Indy)
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Elevated park one idea for improving dangerous intersection at Federal and Colfax. (Denverite)
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Brown cloud covers Denver as weather traps dangerous level of pollution over region. (Denver Post)
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Dog poop litters Cherry Creek trail. (Fox 31)
- 300 people crowd into contentious “battle of the bike lanes” meeting in Colorado Springs. (CS Indy)
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BMW & Audi drivers in Lakewood can avoid red lights with tech that allows them to know the “green wave speed.” (Colorado Sun)
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You shouldn’t expect new highway lanes without a toll. (9 News)
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Does Hyperloop have a future in Colorado? (5280)
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Aspen officials upset fossil-fuel based shuttles are filling in while electric vehicles are out for repair. (Aspen Times)
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