Wednesday’s Headlines 01/27/2021 and New Rules for Union Station Bus Depot
Denver and the Metro Area
- RTD announces new rules for Union Station bus depot after ‘problematic and unsafe behavior’ (Denverite, Colorado Politics)
- RTD Revamps Hiring Policy After Settling Lawsuit Alleging Discrimination (CPR, Denver7)
- National Jewish to vaccinate 1,000 people 70 and older this Saturday in a drive-up parking lot event… and here’s yet another news story that doesn’t mention people walking, biking, or riding public transit (9News)
- Denver Air Quality Index: 9 a.m.: 56 (Moderate). Yesterday’s max: 59 (Moderate).
Centennial State
- Business coalition A Way Forward – which includes Freedom to Drive but no transit, biking, or walking advocates or even burgeoning multimodal safety advocate AAA Colorado – seeks to untie knot of road funding and the governor is on board (Colorado Politics, Western Slope Now)
- El Paso County led Colorado in traffic deaths (84) and speeding tickets in 2020, state agencies say (Colorado Springs Gazette)
- How High Speeds Turned Colorado Highways Into the Autobahn… and increased fatalities (Westword)
- Exploring The Concept Of ‘Bluelining’ In Police Response (CPR)
From Streetsblog
- Wednesday’s Headlines as We Face Midweek (Streetsblog USA)
- Can An Automaker Help Your City Design a Better Intersection? (Streetsblog USA)
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