Tuesday’s Headlines 3/7/20

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Metro News

  • Denver’s closed streets bring out people eager to break coronavirus quarantine and stretch their legs. City says more road closures will be coming. (Denver Post)
  • ICYMI: Denver RTD’s LiVE Program provides income-based fares for those in need during difficult times (Mass Transit Mag)
  • Denver Air Quality Index: 8 a.m.: 46 (Good). Yesterday’s max: 54 (Moderate).

Centennial State & Beyond

  • The Post-Pandemic Urban Future Is Already Here (CityLab)

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Monday’s Headlines 4/6/20

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Metro News

  • Some Denver streets close(d) to cars, giving people who walk and bike more elbow room during the coronavirus pandemic (Denverite)
  • RTD To Stop Collecting Fares, Allow Rear-Door Boarding To Fight Coronavirus (CPR, CO Politics, Denver Post)
  • RTD bus drivers say transit agency not doing enough to protect them from COVID-19 (Denver Channel)
  • Denver Air Quality Index: 8 a.m.: 42 (Good). Yesterday’s max: 48 (Good).

Centennial State & Beyond

  • Colorado sees “significant declines” in air pollution as coronavirus ramps down driving, industrial activity (Denver Post & Westword)
  • Mapping How Cities Are Reclaiming Street Space (CityLab)
  • COVID-19 Reveals How Micromobility Can Build Resilient Cities (NextCity)

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Friday’s Headlines & Traffic Violence Report 4/3/20

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Traffic Violence

Metro News

  • RTD Gets a Lifeline With $232 Million in Emergency Grants (Westword)
  • Some things haven’t changed. Drivers are still crashing cars onto the Cherry Creek Trail, for example. (Denverite)
  • Electric scooter brands Lyft, Spin offering free rides in Denver to health care workers in April (Denver Post)
  • Denver Air Quality Index: 8 a.m.: 33 (Good). Yesterday’s max: 41 (Good).

Centennial State & Beyond

  • Transit Workers Are Emergency Responders During the COVID-19 Crisis (Transit Center)

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Traffic Violence Report 4/3/20 – 14 killed on Denver streets in 2020

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6 people walking & 8 people driving killed


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Fourteen people have died from traffic violence on Denver streets in 2020. Six of the victims were on foot and eight were in a vehicle.

Denver Mayor Michael Hancock has pledged to end all traffic fatalities and serious injuries by 2030 with the Denver Vision Zero Action Plan. In 2019 in Denver, 71 people died from traffic violence.

Thursday’s Headlines 4/2/20

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Traffic Violence

  • Three-vehicle crash kills one, closes I-76 (Denver Post)

Metro News

  • Rear-Door Bus Boarding Is Becoming More Common In The COVID-19 Outbreak. But RTD Won’t Allow It (CPR)
  • RTD’s Long-Sought Boulder Train Could Be A Casualty Of More Immediate Needs (CPR)
  • Q&A: The Impact of Coronavirus on Public and Mass Transportation (University of Denver)
  • Coronavirus In Colorado: Speeding Drivers Putting More Lives At Risk Than Their Own (CBS4 Denver)
  • Denver Air Quality Index: 8 a.m.: 26 (Good). Yesterday’s max: 51 (Moderate).

 


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Wednesday’s Headlines 4/1/20

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Metro News

  • Coronavirus Prompts Bird, Lime To Pull Fleet Of Scooters Off Denver Streets (CBS4 Denver)
  • Complaints about 10-minute RTD limit arise from homeless community (CO Politics)
  • Denver Air Quality Index: 8 a.m.: 44 (Good). Yesterday’s max: 48 (Good).

Centennial State & Beyond

  • Under Coronavirus, Nature Becomes an Essential Service (CityLab)
  • Watch or Listen: How Can Covid-19 Transform the Transit Conversation? (Human Transit)

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Tuesday’s Headlines 3/31/20

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Metro News

  • RTD riders with disabilities can now access grocery delivery service during COVID-19 crisis (CO Politics)
  • RTD Interim Chief says their fares are down but are looking for new ways to serve their customers (Denver Channel)
  • Street sweeping in Denver begins this week, but don’t worry about parking enforcement (Denverite)
  • This Drone Video Shows How Empty Denver’s Streets Are Right Now (303 Magazine)
  • Denver Air Quality Index: 8 a.m.: 45 (Good). Yesterday’s max: 45 (Good).

Centennial State & Beyond

  • Coronavirus: Stay-at-home order drastically reduces traffic volume in Fort Collins (Coloradoan)
  • Need Your Bicycle Fix? Bike Shops Are Open…From a Distance (Westword)

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