Tuesday’s Headlines 01/26/2021 and Shovel Your Sidewalk If You Have One

Mayor Hancock and Councilwoman Sandoval (District 1) host virtual Cabinet in the Community for northwest Denver residents tonight at 6 p.m. (Zoom registration, Facebook, Colorado Politics)
In Denver, getting the coronavirus vaccine may depend on where you live and your access to transportation (Colorado Sun)
Another story on the UCHealth Coors Field vaccination drive-through event this weekend that doesn’t mention people walking, biking, or riding public transit (CBS4)
As Polis pushes, RTD leaders want dialogue on long-delayed Longmont train (9News)
The RTD Board of Directors meets tonight at 5:30 p.m. (Agenda with dial-in number and briefing from CEO Debra Johnson)
Denver Air Quality Index: 11 a.m.: 53 (Moderate). Yesterday’s max: 66 (Moderate).

CDOT: “The biggest thing we can’t mitigate isn’t nature, it’s driver behavior” (KRDO)
Colorado driver’s license art contest includes serene mountainscapes instead of harrowing streetscapes (CBS4)
Fort Collins: Plan for former Hughes Stadium property addresses equity in housing, transportation, child care, and health – including a transit center! (CSU)

Tuesday’s Headlines Because You’re on a Roll (Streetsblog USA)
What the History of Autonomous Vehicles Can Teach About Our Transportation Future (Streetsblog USA)

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