Thursday’s Headlines
Boulder city council saves Boulder B-Cycle and declines e-scooter pilot. State legislator introduces bill to prevent school bus terrorism (but not school bus crashes). Marijuana and beer industries partner to recycle carbon dioxide and reduce carbon footprint including transportation emissions. More headlines.
10:36 AM GMT-0700 on January 30, 2020
News
- Boulder city council saves Boulder B-Cycle and declines e-scooter pilot (Daily Camera)
- Zero: Number of terrorist incidents involving a school bus in the United States — and a state legislator has introduced The Smart School Bus Safety Pilot Program bill to prevent them (CBS4 and bill text)
- More than zero: Number of school bus crash deaths (National Safety Council and National Highway Traffic Safety Administration)
- More on the bipartisan group of state legislators’ proposal for RTD reform (CBS4)
- State Rep. Meg Froelich’s (D-Arapahoe County) 17th town hall is all about transportation (The Villager)
- Transportation Solutions to host The Road Ahead 2020: The Slow Death of Urban Parking seminar on March 12 (event page)
- Colorado tries to get skiers out of cars and onto buses to tamp down traffic… and, you know, to reduce crashes and emissions (CPR)
- Telluride is so excited about those buses, there’s an exclamation point: Bustang! Growth along CDOT’s ‘tough route’ through the San Juans (Telluride Daily Planet)
- Colorado State Patrol: Crashes up 60% along I-25 ‘Gap’ obstacle course from Monument to Castle Rock (Gazette)
- Colorado marijuana and beer industries partner to recycle carbon dioxide and reduce carbon footprint including transportation emissions (Westword)
- Two new studies say Denver is among the top 10 worst U.S. cities for hazardous air pollution (The Denver Post)
- Denver Air Quality Index: 8 a.m.: 53 Moderate. Yesterday’s max: 45 Good.
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