Monday’s Headlines

Department of Public Works employees install an in-street pedestrian sign on August 23. Under Proposition 2A, DPW would become the Department of Transportation and Infrastructure. Photo: Andy Bosselman
Department of Public Works employees install an in-street pedestrian sign on August 23. Under Proposition 2A, DPW would become the Department of Transportation and Infrastructure. Photo: Andy Bosselman

From Streetsblog

Other news

  • A driver slammed a car into a group of people near Coors Field, police are searching for the driver. (CBS4, 9 News, Fox 31, Denver7)
  • Editorial: “Public-private partnerships are risky, maybe even dangerous and should be used only when there are truly no other options. We’re not even convinced they should be used then.” (Denver Post)
  • Denver Public Works turned 14 car parking spots into dozens of spaces for bikes and scooters. (Denverite)
  • Breckenridge gets electric buses and encourages drivers not to rent cars. (Summit Daily)
  • Driver shortage: RTD’s Access-a-Ride delays stem from being 39 drivers short of its target of 490. (Westword)
  • Denver Public Works turned 14 car parking spots into dozens of spaces for bikes and scooters. (Denverite)
  • 80 volunteers pull five electric scooters, a bike and heaps of plastic and trash from the South Platte River. (Denver Post)
  • Canadian developer’s vision drives the proposed River Mile development. (DCN)
  • Opinion: Tonight Denver City Council members should vote against a flawed proposal to address the climate crisis (Denver Post), they should start by declaring a climate emergency (Colorado Sun).
  • Denver Air Quality Index: 6 a.m.: 40 Good. Yesterday’s max: 54 Moderate.
  • National headlines at Streetsblog USA.

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