Monday’s Headlines
After allowing transit service to worsen, Denver isn’t ready for predictable Uber & Lyft price increases. A driver hit and killed a pedestrian in Aurora. More on the 17 miles of bike lanes Denver will build this year. More headlines ...
8:07 AM GMT-0700 on May 13, 2019
A photo from Uber’s online press kit.
From Streetsblog
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After allowing transit service to worsen, Denver isn’t ready for predictable Uber & Lyft price increases. (Streetsblog Denver)
Other news
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A driver hit and killed a pedestrian in Aurora. (Denver Post)
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More on the 17 miles of bike lanes Denver will build this year. (9 News)
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Denver will install seven protected bike lanes by next year. (Denverite)
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Boulder tracked cell phone usage to update its transportation plan. (Longmont Times-Call)
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Cyclists who take to Colorado’s roads face dangerous and costly risks. (Longmont Observer)
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Colorado is considering adopting California electric vehicle standards, or allowing the auto industry to voluntarily increase the number of zero emissions vehicles. (Denver Post) (Westword)
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Denver Air Quality Index: 6 a.m.: 41 Good. Yesterday’s max: 74 Moderate.
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National headlines at Streetsblog USA.
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