Why a Hellish Elyria Swansea Intersection Deserves a Fast Fix
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There is no excuse, in a first-world country, in an economically booming city, for the intersection of 47th and York.
Recent Streetsblog DENVER posts about biking
Denver Business Journal Poll Welcomes Our Bike and Bus Overlords
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The Denver Business Journal has not exactly embraced the whole 21st century urban transportation thing, but it turns out many of its online readers do.
Here Comes the 14th Ave Protected Bike Lane
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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 […]
Better Bike Lanes Coming to Wynkoop Street, But Car Parking Still Prioritized
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Concrete curbs will stop cars from entering the bike lane, which DPW will paint tan to further distinguish it. Parked cars (as well as a bike corral and a B-Cycle station) will add extra protection from traffic.
DPW to Extend Broadway Bike Lane to Cherry Creek Trail, But Not Until 2018 at the Earliest
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Next steps include extending the bike lane to the Cherry Creek Trail, making the rush-hour bus lanes on Broadway and part of Lincoln a transit-only lane around the clock, and improving crosswalks.
Denver Streets Partnership Calls on Hancock to Devote $40 Million a Year to Walking and Biking
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A new coalition of transportation advocates wants to combat the Hancock administration's habit of shorting biking and walking infrastructure while heaping taxpayer funds on road expansions.