Friday’s Headlines 4/16/21: Denver bicyclists less like to be in crashes, more likely to be seriously injured

Denver bicyclists are less likely to be in crashes but more likely to be seriously injured (KDVR)
meanwhile… Homeowners push back against Denver’s protected bike lane proposal (KDVR)
Pedestrian seriously injured following hit-and-run crash in Aurora (The Denver Channel, CBS Denver)
Boulder City Council approves micromobility regulations (Colorado Daily)
Community Active Living Coalition (CALC) Meeting Notes – APRIL 14, 2021 (DRMAC)
Uber expands its SaaS offerings to three agencies (Mass Transit)
All aboard: State to help CDOT secure critical railroad land in central Denver (The Denver Post)
Denver Air Quality Index: 9 a.m.: 45 (Good). Yesterday’s max: 54 (Moderate).

Centennial State

Coloradans will call for significant increase in transit, walking, rolling and biking (CBS Denver)
I really look at it as living in the future’: CoPIRG holds multimodal transportation roundtable (KDVR)

From Streetsblog

Traffic Violence Report: Another deadly week for drivers as 2021 total reaches 18 (Streetsblog Denver)
RTA survey: Most people who stopped commuting by transit during COVID plan to return (Streetsblog Chicago)
Programs that Pay Residents to Give Up Cars Gain Support Worldwide (Streetsblog USA)
Friday’s Headlines as We Close out the Week (Streetsblog USA)

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