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Commentary: Leverage transit infrastructure to increase vaccine access
Maggie Lea is the Grants Manager with Mile High Connects. Maggie was born and raised in Denver, and has a deep love for this community and dedication to its people. Case: leverage existing transit infrastructure for equitable vaccine distribution In the months since COVID-19 vaccination efforts kicked off in the state, we’ve made enormous strides … Continued
May 19, 2021
Wednesday’s Headlines 5/19/21: Fighting climate change and widening highways
Centennial State Colorado Is Sure It Can Expand Highways While Also Meeting Climate Goals. History Suggests That’ll Be A Tough Climb (Colorado Public Radio) Aspen woman avoids jail time in careless driving plea deal after killing 5-year-old (The Aspen Times) CDOT expands Revitalizing Main Streets program (Summit Daily) These are some of the names Colorado … Continued
May 19, 2021
Today’s Headlines 5/18/21: Ghost bike dedicated for Gwen Inglis
Denver, RTD, and the Metro Area Ghost bike dedication for award-winning cyclist killed in Lakewood (KDVR) Update: Ryan Montoya Accused Of Killing Lakewood Cyclist Gwen Inglis (CBS Local) Update: 12-year-old bicyclist killed in collision with car in Jefferson County (The Denver Post) Motorcyclist Dies In Crash With Another Vehicle In Denver’s Central Park Neighborhood (CBS … Continued
May 18, 2021
Today’s Headlines 5/17/21: Two deadly crashes involving people on bikes
Denver, RTD, and the Metro Area Cyclist killed when suspected impaired driver drifted into bike lane, Lakewood police say (The Denver Channel) Child Hit & Killed While Riding Bike In Littleton (CBS Local) Another driver landed a car on the Cherry Creek Trail (Denverite) Denver Air Quality Index: 9 a.m.: 64 (Moderate). Yesterday’s max: 70 … Continued
May 17, 2021
Can the MUTCD Catch Up with the New Mobility Revolution?

May 16, 2021
Friday’s Headlines 5/14/21: Scooters, bikes and pedestrians. Can they coexist?
From Streetsblog Commentary: Scooters, bikes and pedestrians. Can they coexist? (Streetsblog Denver) Friday’s Headlines to Cap the Week (Streetsblog USA) New Bill Would Help Measure Transportation Access for Non-Drivers (Streetsblog USA) Denver, RTD, and the Metro Area RTD launching fare study in first effort to bring back bus, train riders (Denver Business Journal) Bike sales … Continued
May 14, 2021
New Bill Would Help Measure Transportation Access for Non-Drivers

May 13, 2021
Commentary: Scooters, bikes and pedestrians. Can they coexist?
Soon Denver will have two contractors that will be permitted to provide scooters and shared bike systems to our streets. In total 3,000 scooters and 600 bikes will be allowed on our streets and sidewalks. The Colorado Cross Disability Coalition, a Statewide Coalition that supports the rights and freedoms for people with disabilities, encourages the use of multi-modal devices to help keep our community active and healthy.
May 13, 2021
Thursday’s Headlines 5/13/21: Thieves snag five bikes from FattE-Bikes
Denver, RTD, and the Metro Area Thieves Strike At FattE-Bikes, Electric Bike Shop On Federal Boulevard (CBS Local) 1 man dead after crash into tree in Lakewood (The Denver Channel) Aurora man found guilty of striking, killing pedestrian while speeding on Colfax Fehr was traveling at 75 mph when he struck and killed Marvin Vincente-Pelico … Continued
May 13, 2021
Today’s Headlines 5/12/21: The good, the bad and the weird in Colorado’s transportation funding bill
Centennial State The good, the bad and the weird in Colorado’s 2021 transportation funding bill (Bicycle Colorado) First phase of U.S. 50 and Purcell Boulevard interchange in Pueblo West now 60% complete (The Pueblo Chieftain) How Colorado can — and cannot — spend the $5.7 billion in federal coronavirus stimulus heading its way (The Colorado … Continued
May 12, 2021