Monday’s Headlines 5/24/2021: DOTI Director Eulois Cleckley announces move to Miami
Denver, RTD, and the Metro Area Denver’s head of transportation and infrastructure leaving for a job in Miami (The Denver Post) Pedestrian struck and killed by vehicle in Denver (Fox 31) Hundreds Ride Bikes, Then Lay Down In Front Of Denver City And County Building For ‘Die-In’ Following Fatal Cycling Crashes (CBS Denver) Pedestrian seriously … Continued
9:06 AM GMT-0700 on May 24, 2021
Denver, RTD, and the Metro Area
- Denver’s head of transportation and infrastructure leaving for a job in Miami (The Denver Post)
- Pedestrian struck and killed by vehicle in Denver (Fox 31)
- Hundreds Ride Bikes, Then Lay Down In Front Of Denver City And County Building For ‘Die-In’ Following Fatal Cycling Crashes (CBS Denver)
- Pedestrian seriously injured in Denver crash (9 News)
- Ryan Montoya Faces 8 Charges In Death Of Champion Cyclist Gwen Inglis (CBS Denver)
- Wheat Ridge police looking for driver who seriously injured 2 teens in hit-and-run crash (KDVR)
- Drunken driver who killed woman on Aurora sidewalk gets 14 years in prison (Sentinel Colorado)
- Car crashes, landing inside Castle Rock skate park (Fox 31)
- ‘Viaduct Is Old, Viaduct Is Ugly’: Central 70 Project Crews Hope Demolition Changes Neighborhood For The Better (CBS Denver)
- Denver’s Outdoor Dining Program Extended Into 2022 (CBS Denver)
- Community members will now see three zero-emission electric HOP buses on Boulder streets as the buses have officially started operating on the local HOP bus routes. (Daily Colorado News)
- Denver Air Quality Index: 9 a.m.: 45 (Good). Yesterday’s max: 77 (Moderate)
Centennial State
- 2 years after cyclist’s death, his wife wants to educate drivers about what happened to him (9 News)
- Bicyclist Claims Denver Police Department Motorcycles Drove Dangerously Close (CBS Denver)
- Guest Commentary: Mobility and sustainability can move us forward together (Aspen Daily News)
- Mom who died in motorcycle crash during memorial ride for late son remembered (9 News)
From Streetsblog
- People to Feds: Design Streets Better! (Streetsblog USA)
- Monday’s Headlines and We’re On Our Way (Streetsblog USA)
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