Traffic Violence

• Weekly Traffic Violence Report

From Streetsblog

• Five Great Ways To Repurpose Parking Lots During the Pandemic (Streetsblog USA)
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 Metro News

• Denver Is Number Two U.S. City for Gentrification, New Study Says (Westword)
• Why A Study On Housing and Climate Change Singles Out One Boulder County ZIP Code. And Not In A Good Way (CPR)
• Denver Air Quality Index: 8 a.m.: 41 (Good). Yesterday’s max: 80 (Moderate).

Centennial State & Beyond

• Somehow Elon Musk’s Tesla Tunnels Are Even Less Useful Now (Curbed)

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From Streetsblog

• Op Ed: The Most Important Bike Tech is…Street Design (Streetsblog USA)
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 Metro News

• It just happens to be time to renegotiate the Denver police contract. Here’s what’s at stake. (Denverite)
• Denver Air Quality Index: 8 a.m.: 41 (Good). Yesterday’s max: 101 (Unhealthy).

Centennial State & Beyond

• The Pandemic and the Suburbs’ Second Chance (Governing)
• Covid Is Pushing Mass Transit Systems to the Brink (Wired)

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From Streetsblog

• Take It Outside: Safe Space For Schools (Streetsblog Denver)
• American SUVs are Too Dangerous for UK Roads, UK Safety Experts Say (Streetsblog USA)
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 Metro News

• Denver Air Quality Index: 8 a.m.: 42 (Good). Yesterday’s max: 122 (Unhealthy).

Centennial State & Beyond

• Finding the right gear when things aren’t made for you (Bicycle Colorado)
• In Boston, Real-Time Crowding Info Helps Bus Riders Plan Safer Trips (TransitCenter)
• To Fight Racism, Transit Has a Key Role (CityLab)

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Traffic Violence

• The driver who hit a protester in May in a widely seen video has been charged (Denverite)

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 Metro News

• Four Names Remain as Contenders to Replace Stapleton (Westword)
• A New 400 Foot Mural is Being Painted on the Street of Larimer Square (303 Mag)
• Denver officials OK pricey repairs and a facelift for wrinkly 16th Street Mall despite outcry over other priorities (Denverite)
• Denver Air Quality Index: 8 a.m.: 40 (Good). Yesterday’s max: 97 (Moderate).

Centennial State & Beyond

• Does Every Emergency Call Require Police Response? (Governing)

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From Streetsblog

• Half of Americans Want Drivers Who Drive More to Pay More (Streetsblog USA)
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 Metro News

• Appointees Announced For RTD Accountability Committee (CBS4Denver)
• Denver’s Expanded Patio Program Extended to October 31 (Westword)
• Petition asking RTD to sever ties with security company gathers 3,000 signatures (COPolitics)
• 16th Street Mall Upgrade and a Petition to Stop It (Westword)
• Denver Air Quality Index: 8 a.m.: 41 (Good). Yesterday’s max: 51 (Moderate).

Centennial State & Beyond

• Colorado Classic 2020 has been canceled (9News)
• Visa is rolling out contactless payments on public transport in 500 cities (Business Insider)
• Public Transit Officials Fear Virus Could Send Systems Into ‘Death Spiral’ (The New York Times)
• How the ‘15-Minute City’ Could Help Post-Pandemic Recovery (CityLab)

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Traffic Violence

• Weekly Traffic Violence Report

From Streetsblog

• The climate crisis is here. And transportation is a huge player. (Streetsblog Denver)
• Berkeley To Become the First US City To De-Cop Traffic Enforcement (Streetsblog USA)
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 Metro News

• A year into his third and final term, let’s take a look at some of Mayor Hancock’s campaign promises (Denverite)
• Denver Air Quality Index: 8 a.m.: 43 (Good). Yesterday’s max: 67 (Moderate).

Centennial State & Beyond

• Gov. Polis Issues Statewide Face Mask Order (CPR)
• Urbanism Hasn’t Worked for Everyone (Curbed)

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