Wednesday’s Headlines
From Streetsblog
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Traffic Violence Report: Two more people died on Denver streets amid a hit-and-run rate of 22 percent. (Streetsblog Denver)
Other news
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Bicyclist Tom Fields believes the driver of an SUV intentionally hit him before fleeing the scene. (CBS4)
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Power disruptions cancelled rail service on RTD’s E, F, H, and R lines this morning, buses will provide a connection between University Station to Bellview Station. (9 News)
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RTD says it is short about 80 bus drivers and 50 train operators, which is causing service disruptions. (Denver7)
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RTD is asking for a grant to fund another self-driving shuttle test. (CBS4)
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Scooter companies court C.U. Boulder students as the industry tries to knock down the city’s moratorium on the vehicles. (CBS4)
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Uber and Lyft made Denver a testing ground for new services. (Denver Post)
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The number of crashes on I-25 is increasing. (Denver7)
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Denver plans to widen “56th Avenue between Peoria Street and Peña Boulevard into a four-lane, divided, multimodal roadway.” (Denver7)
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Public-private partnerships are called into question after airport fiasco. (Denver7)
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Density will help Denver thrive. (Biznow)
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Denver Air Quality Index: 6 a.m.: 54 Moderate. Yesterday’s max: 112 Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups.
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National headlines at Streetsblog USA.
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