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Keep an eye out for one of four custom Denver B-Cycles painted by local artists
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Colorado House Democrats propose transportation bill rewrite
The last-minute proposal places the two sides at another impasse over how much to spend on transportation.
Got opinions about public transportation? RTD wants your help.
RTD is looking for residents from across its eight-county area to join its Citizens Advisory Committee.
RiNo group to study transportation and parking options as art district continues to change
The program is a partnership with Denver Public Works Department and the North Denver Cornerstone Collaborative (NDCC), and is expected to run through August.
Colorado business groups endorse plan to fund roads
Monday's announcement eliminated a key roadblock that stymied political negotiations at the divided legislature for much of the year.
Colorado transportation bonds bill heads to House
Colorado's Senate unanimously approved a bill to ask voters in 2019 if the state can issue $3.5 billion in bonds for roads and bridges.
Electric vehicle charging in Denver’s dense neighborhoods will take a multi-agency effort
While EV enthusiasts are thus far pleased with Denver's progress, some say it's going to take a focused effort to bring the juice to some of Denver's denser neighborhoods.
Studies are increasingly clear: Uber, Lyft congest cities
And in what could be a new wrinkle, a new service by Uber called Express Pool is seen as directly competing with mass transit.
Uber now offers tiny bus rides in Denver
The ride-share company now offers an Express Pool feature that eliminates "the unpredictability that sharing can bring."
Forget “areas of stability.” Denver is changing how it talks about growth.
Draft documents outline a vision in which every neighborhood is constantly evolving in one of four different ways.
Five ideas to help Denver students get to the schools they choose
Denver gets national kudos for its robust school choice system, but the district has also been criticized for not doing enough to help some students get to their chosen schools.
LOOK: Civic Center Station is almost ready for the masses
The facility is a hub for 18 routes and is expected to handle 15,000 passengers every day.
Denver needs $1 billion to complete its sidewalk network. Here’s a start.
A draft plan from Denver Moves finds that 40 percent of Denver blocks lack sidewalks or have sidewalks that are too small for use with a wheelchair.
Getting RTD tickets on my phone is making getting around Denver considerably less annoying
Traveling Denver by bus is still fairly slow, but two frustrating parts of the trip just got a lot easier.
CDOT head Shailen Bhatt resigns to advocate for driverless cars and other transportation tech
Bhatt will leave in December to become the chief executive officer at the Intelligent Transportation Society of America.
