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Shoshana Lew, executive director of CDOT, introduces a statewide listening tour to determine funding priorities for state transportation projects. Photo: Andy Bosselman

To People Who Walk, Bike and Ride Transit: CDOT Is Listening

By Andy Bosselman | May 20, 2019 | 5 Comments

Transportation officials launched a statewide listening tour that will give Coloradans the chance to sound off on where limited state transportation dollars should be spent. But even in the heavily car-dependent Centennial State, officials at the state’s highway agency say they want to talk about walking, biking and transit.

At this neighborhood bikeway (once known as a bicycle boulevard) in Vancouver, bicycles can enter via the cutout, but cars can only exit. Photo: Payton Chung via Flickr

Denver Will Add 17 Miles of New Bike Lanes This Year. Here’s Where.

By Andy Bosselman | May 9, 2019 | 26 Comments

Denver will build 16.8 miles of new bike lanes this summer, kicking off the construction of 125 miles of bikeways the city will add to its network over the next five years. This summer’s work includes nine projects, most in lower-income areas outside of the city center. As the city finally accelerates the expansion of its bike network, advocates expressed support.

Cars zoom past one of two bus stops at Park Avenue West and Delgany, a bus stop that many people cycle to.

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Recent Streetsblog DENVER posts about safety

To People Who Walk, Bike and Ride Transit: CDOT Is Listening

Denver Will Add 17 Miles of New Bike Lanes This Year. Here’s Where.

Careless Drivers Who Hurt People in Colorado Likely to Be Taken off the Road

Guest Post: Where Should New Schools Be Built to Encourage Walking and Wheeling?

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