Recent Streetsblog DENVER posts about bike lanes

A bicyclist crosses Federal on West 23rd Avenue, an intersection where some white stripes would make a big difference. Photo: David Sachs

West 23rd Ave Should Be Getting a Bike Lane Extension Across Federal — Unless Parking

By David Sachs | Jun 14, 2017 | 6 Comments

Denver Public Works wants to stripe a bike lane on West 23rd Avenue where it intersects one of the city's deadliest streets, Federal Boulevard. But when it comes to protecting humans riding bikes in Denver, there's always the risk that car storage — or the fear of any space getting dedicated to bikes at all — will take precedence.

Here Comes the 14th Ave Protected Bike Lane

By David Sachs | Apr 25, 2017 | 1 Comment

Denver Public Works crews began installing a protected bike lane on West 14th Avenue this week, the first new protected bikeway of 2017. It should be ready to ride by next week. The bikeway, which replaces a standard, striped bike lane, will run for a half-mile between Speer Boulevard and Bannock Street — or about […]

This scene will be a thing of the past — but only on one side of Wynkoop. Photo: David Sachs

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Recent Streetsblog DENVER posts about bike lanes

West 23rd Ave Should Be Getting a Bike Lane Extension Across Federal — Unless Parking

Here Comes the 14th Ave Protected Bike Lane

Better Bike Lanes Coming to Wynkoop Street, But Car Parking Still Prioritized

DPW’s About to Flub an Important Part of the Upper Brighton Redesign

It Shouldn’t Take Years to Complete the Broadway Bike Lane

66 Percent of Denver Voters Would Pay a Sales Tax to Build the Bike Network