Monday’s Headlines

  • Thornton police officer injured after driver crashed into his stopped vehicle at the I-25 off-ramp to 104th Ave. (Denver Post)
  • 293 drivers arrested for DUI after statewide patrols on St. Patrick’s Day weekend. (Patch.com)
  • Lawyers surprised Longmont police did not issue a ticket after mayor hit cyclist. (Daily Camera)
  • Have ideas for the future of mobility in Downtown Denver? Denver Moves Downtown, a new transit plan specific to central Denver, seeks public input through Apr. 14. (Patch.com)
  • Electric vehicles would be allowed in carpool lanes and get half-off express lanes if proposed state law passes. (9 News)
  • Denver is not on track to meet Mayor Hancock’s climate change goals as transportation-related carbon dioxide emissions have risen. (Westword)
  • Colorado Springs will build 15,000 sidewalk curb ramps after second accessibility lawsuit in six months. (MassTransit)
  • Oil and gas reform and changes to TABOR tax limits among major bills to be decided before May 3 end of legislative session. (Denver Post)
  • Report: “A greater number of Hispanics, on average, are being displaced from the most rapidly gentrifying Denver neighborhoods than in any other major U.S. city.” (Westword)
  • National headlines at Streetsblog USA.