Check Out What Seattle Did with a Dead-End Street
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Basketball anyone? One of the highlights from Seattle's Pavement to Parks program.
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Richmond Shows How to Boost Small-City Transit
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Richmond built a bus rapid transit line and reorganized its bus routes. Ridership rose 21 percent in a year.
Research Explains Why Pedestrians ‘Break the Rules’
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Pedestrians behave unpredictably when the environment is not accommodating to them, new research using time-lapse video shows.
Monday’s Headlines
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Driver Killed Woman Walking on Federal Blvd. Near Regis University Last Night (Denver Post) Raymond Hansford, 72-Year-Old Man Identified as Person Killed in Last Week’s Crash Near Colfax and Federal (9 News) Colorado DUI Arrests During High Enforcement Periods Fell to 7,723, Down From 10,350 in 2017 (AP) Boulder Daily Camera Readers Sound off on RTD’s […]
Denver's New Bus and Train Fares Most Expensive in Nation
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Today, the Regional Transit District raised prices for bus and train tickets to $3, making Denver the most expensive place to ride transit when compared to more than a dozen cities of similar size or larger.
Streetsies 2018: The True American Heroes of the Year
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Activist moms. A can-do City Council president and even — shocking — a state DOT leader are this year's heroes.