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By David Sachs | Jun 22, 2016 | No Comments

Denver Won’t Get $50M Grant to Build High-Tech Streets (DenPo, DBJ) What If Public Works Neglected Roads Like It Neglects Sidewalks? (DenverUrbanism) 9News: Where Is the Bike Lane Network Promised By Public Works? As A-Line Struggles With Delays, RTD Set to Open B-Line to Westminster (9News) The Business Journal Is Tracking Bike to Work Day […]

Gabe Klein on How New Car Tech Can Make City Streets Work for People

By David Sachs | May 16, 2016 | No Comments

Streetsblog Denver interviewed Gabe Klein, author of Startup City and former DOT chief of Chicago and Washington, D.C., as part of a series leading up to Tuesday’s Live.Ride.Share Denver conference on shared mobility. Today, it’s not always easy to get around Denver without a car, but Gabe Klein believes it doesn’t have to be that way tomorrow. Denver […]

Today’s Headlines

By David Sachs | May 13, 2016 | No Comments

Apartment Building Will Supplant a Piece of Arapahoe Square Parking Crater (DenverInfill) One Person Killed, Five People Hurt in South Denver Car Crash (DenPo) Westword: Downtown Denver Is Thriving Apple Invests in Uber Rival (9News) DenverUrbanism Schedules Next Urbanist Meetup More headlines at Streetsblog USA

Peter Norton: History Can Show Us How to Transform City Streets Again

By David Sachs | May 12, 2016 | No Comments

Streetsblog Denver interviewed University of Virginia professor Peter Norton as part of a series leading up to Tuesday’s Live.Ride.Share Denver conference on shared mobility. Norton will give one of the keynote talks. Most people assume that our nation’s cities are designed for cars because that’s just the way we prefer things. But the story we […]

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London’s New Mayor, Sadiq Khan, Pledges to “Accelerate” Cycling Progress

By Angie Schmitt | May 9, 2016 | No Comments

London bike advocates proved they were a political force to be reckoned under Mayor Boris Johnson. After cyclists demonstrated that they would not be satisfied with half-measures, Johnson started to make serious headway on safe bike infrastructure in his second term. It looks like that progress will continue even with a new mayor from a […]

Today’s Headlines

By David Sachs | May 9, 2016 | No Comments

Driver Kills Person Walking Near Quebec and Sand Creek (DenPo) Friends and Family Remember Roo-Anne Richardson, Killed By Driver While Crossing the Street (Fox31) What’s In Store for B-Cycle’s Seventh Year? (DBJ) Cities Require Way Too Much Parking (Live.Ride.Share) The A-Line Will Be Nice for Tourists (HuffPo) CU Denver Helps Lakewood Plan More Walkable Suburb […]

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