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Micromobility In Denver
I am of the personal opinion that transportation as we know it must and will change rapidly over the next decade. Hopefully faster than that, if my grandkids are going to experience the great outdoors in anything resembling the way that I have. (I refer, of course, to the impacts …
Denver Streets Partnership: Advocating for Safer, More Humane Roads
2021 is on track to be one of the deadliest years in history on Colorado’s roads. In just one week in May, we lost Gwen Inglis, world champion cyclist; a 12-year-old boy who was killed on his bike while crossing a street in Littleton; and a third person was killed …
Why Were Traffic Fatalities So High in 2020?
I made some inaccurate assumptions in 2020 when we were all sent into lockdown for the pandemic. Namely: I assumed that serious car accidents would plummet, a statistic I eagerly sought in the news, hoping we would see fewer fatal car crashes. (I may be a Denver personal injury attorney…
How to Navigate Roundabouts in Colorado
Congestion is increasing on Colorado’s roads. Not just I-70 and I-25 but even our little neighborhood streets are feeling the impact of more residents moving to our lovely state. One of the ways that the Colorado Department of Transportation is trying to keep traffic moving while improving safety is …
Is Denver Traffic Really as Bad as Everyone Says?
U.S. News & World Report recently wrote a story about the country’s cities with the worst traffic. Good news! Denver wasn’t in the top 10! Here is what they reported, starting with the worst:
- Boston
- Chicago
- Philadelphia
- New York City
- Washington, D.C.
- Los Angeles
- San Francisco
- Portland
- Baltimore
- Atlanta
The …
