Monday’s Headlines 4/26/21: Speed continues to be a factor in fatal crashes in Denver
Driver Killed In High-Speed Crash Near Sloan’s Lake (CBS Local), 1 Killed, 1 Hospitalized After Car Goes Airborne, Rolls Several Times (CBS Denver)
10:09 AM GMT-0700 on April 26, 2021
Denver, RTD, and the Metro Area
- Driver Killed In High-Speed Crash Near Sloan’s Lake (CBS Local)
- 1 Killed, 1 Hospitalized After Car Goes Airborne, Rolls Several Times (CBS Denver)
- Man walking on I-25 dies after he was hit by vehicle in Greenwood Village (9 News)
- Metro Denver police agencies cracking down on street racing (Fox 31)
- Pandemic Sees Nationwide Uptick in Bike Theft thefts are reportedly up 30% in Denver (NPR)
- Denver looks to tech to make its streets safer to stroll (Axios)
- Front Range rail: Northwest route through Boulder emerges as favorite for line that could share track with RTD (Times Call)
- Boulder Route ‘Recommended’ By Commissioners As Front Range Rail Momentum Builds (Patch.com)
- A moving truck smashes into a Cherry Creek bike shop as part of a break-in (The Denver Post)
- TurnSignl App Aims To Help Everyone Get Home Safely After Traffic Stops (CBS Local)
- Denver Air Quality Index: 9 a.m.: 47 (Good). Yesterday’s max: 65 (Moderate).
Centennial State
- Colorado Energy Office Announces Can Do Colorado Spring 2021 eBike Pilot Program Grant Awardees (Valley Courier)
- Alleged hit-and-run driver arrested following fatal motorcycle crash (KKTV)
- One way or two way for downtown? (The Daily Sentinel)
- Polis signs bipartisan bills addressing roadways, renewable energy (The Center Square)
- The road to recovery starts with … roads (The Gazette)
- CDOT to host open house on I-70B project (The Daily Sentinel)
From Streetsblog
- Monday’s Headlines are On Fire (Streetsblog Denver)
- How To Get Young Riders on Intercity Rail (Streetsblog USA)
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