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It’s Time for Equitable Transit-Oriented Development

By Streetsblog Denver | Dec 1, 2020 | No Comments
Now is the time for the Denver region to embrace equitable transit oriented development. eTOD ensures that development near transit serves the users of public transit – our essential workers, our transit dependent, and low income riders, safeguarding development as a benefit for all people.
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Back on Track: Meet District G Representative Julien Bouquet

By Streetsblog Denver | Nov 30, 2020 | No Comments
When Bouquet learned there were some board members who didn’t use RTD at all, he felt he could bring a new perspective. “I decided to run because I thought we needed a perspective from riders,” Bouquet said. “We need to be hearing from people that actually have experience riding trains or buses.”
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Antiquated to Elevated: Connecting Denver With Colfax BRT

By Streetsblog Denver | Nov 24, 2020 | No Comments
“As the service becomes more quality and more attractive, it is going to mean more and more people will ride transit." It is going to allow Colfax to carry more people than it does today."
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Back on Track: Meet District M Representative Marjorie Sloan

By Streetsblog Denver | Nov 20, 2020 | No Comments
Marjorie Sloan has years of experience working on transportation issues in the Denver metro area. Will it help RTD get on the right path?
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Antiquated to Elevated: Reclaiming Colfax

By Streetsblog Denver | Nov 17, 2020 | No Comments
New York has Broadway, Chicago has Michigan Avenue, New Orleans has Bourbon Street, and Denver has Colfax. Can $20 million in Elevate Denver bond money help reclaim Colfax for people?
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Back on Track: Meet District D Representative Bobby Dishell

By Streetsblog Denver | Nov 13, 2020 | No Comments
RTD is in need of dramatic reform to bring the agency out of its financial disaster and increase ridership while keeping operators and riders safe and healthy. Bobby Dishell is ready to take on that challenge.
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Antiquated to Elevated: Hello from Alameda Falls!

By Streetsblog Denver | Nov 10, 2020 | No Comments
If you’re (un)lucky enough to be crossing under the railroad on Alameda between Santa Fe and Cherokee on a rainy day, you will see gallons of water spill down, past the decaying bridges and onto the narrow sidewalk and street, carrying large amounts of debris with it. This cascade is a huge safety hazard, one reason Denver's working to dry up what locals have dubbed “Alameda Falls.”
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Back on Track: Meet District E’s Rep

By Streetsblog Denver | Nov 6, 2020 | No Comments
District E has a new representative: Paul Rosenthal, former state Representative and long-time public servant. Discover his priorities and plans for RTD.
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Antiquated to Elevated: Over the River and Through the Roads, To Sun Valley We Go

By Streetsblog Denver | Nov 3, 2020 | No Comments
When will the rest of 13th Avenue—the part not in downtown Denver; the part that actually gives people safe access to jobs, healthcare, schools, and leisure—get a desperately-needed infrastructure improvement?
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Antiquated to Elevated: Is a Flashy New Bridge Really What Elyria-Swansea Needs?

By Streetsblog Denver | Oct 27, 2020 | No Comments
Elyria-Swansea got a fancy new bridge. Is that it?
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Back on Track: A Delicate Balance in District I

By Streetsblog Denver | Oct 23, 2020 | No Comments
In two weeks, the Regional Transportation District will welcome eight new members to its Board of Directors. Seven will be elected by voters within each district but the eighth seat—District I—will be chosen by the Boulder County Board of County Commissioners. District I consists of the eastern part of Boulder County, which includes most of […]
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How Denver’s GO Bond Could Transform Citywide Mobility

By Streetsblog Denver | Oct 20, 2020 | No Comments
Welcome to the new Streetsblog Denver series covering the Elevate Denver General Obligation bond. Every Tuesday, we’ll be looking at and dissecting different biking, walking, and transit upgrades across the city. We’ll explore the planning aspects behind key projects in addition to considering how these changes will affect the lives of people in the communities where they are located. 
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