Monday’s Headlines

Boulder police identified Dean Cunningham as the 85-year-old man who was hit and killed by an RTD bus. (Daily Camera)

Police arrested the driver suspected of hitting and seriously injuring a CDOT worker before fleeing the scene. (9 News)

A ban on mobile phone use except when a hands-free device is used was again introduced in the state legislature. (Denver Post)

Denver DOTI adjusted downtown traffic signal timing to improve the flow of cars and people on foot and on bikes. (9 News)

The Cherry Creek Mall eliminated free parking. (CBS4)

More on the “Save The 99L” petition to keep an RTD bus route. (CBS4)

Aurora approved a potential development of single-family homes within half a mile of DIA, despite the airport warning them not to. (Denver Post)

The new Poudre Express bus will connect Greeley, Windsor and Fort Collins. Fares are free this month. (North Forty News)

Winter Park could open its new transit center as soon as next month. It will serve as a hub for local buses, the ski train and Bustang. (Sky-Hi News)

Denver Air Quality Index: 6 a.m.: 56 Moderate. Yesterday’s max: 56 Moderate.

National headlines at Streetsblog USA.