Today’s Headlines

- RTD Board Eyes Big Pay Cuts For Top Executives - Denver's 2021 budget is filled with cuts to bridge an estimated $190 million gap - Study: E-Bike Users Leave Their Cars at Home More Often

- The Other Type of Car Pollution That Harms Us All - Denver City Council rejects 2-year contract with police union - Murals Are Hot in Denver, but Is Cultural History Taking a Hit?

- Traffic Violence: two more killed over the weekend - How to Remake Streets for Kids During COVID-19 - To cut emissions, Denver must become a dense, walkable, 15-minute city

- Weekly Traffic Violence Report - one more killed on Denver streets - Quarantine Saved US Drivers $22B — And Saved Society Far More - Downtown Denver’s hotel industry is struggling. Is it because people don’t want to be in the city center?

- Is a Federal Greenway Act What the U.S. Needs to Recover from COVID-19? - It’s a two-way street, said transportation officials about Walnut Street in Five Points - What Transit Agencies Get Wrong About Equity, and How to Get it Right

- RTD Plans Big Staffing Cuts As Coronavirus Decimates Budget, Union Says - ‘We Bike Too’: A New NYC Club of Black and Brown Cyclists Takes the Streets - Uber Promises 100% Electric Vehicles by 2040, Commits $800 Million to Help Drivers Switch

- Shared streets move Denver further from car focus toward pedestrians, bicycles - No one made the ballot in one RTD Board District - Colorado is making progress on a Front Range railway. Here’s what it will take to make it happen.

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- RTD Board Signals Intention To Crack Into Boulder Train Savings Account - A Bike Violation Brings on a Police Shooting of a Black Man - Colorado’s Roads Are Emptier, But Deadlier So Far This Year