What If Denver’s Policymakers Treated Public Transit the Way They Treat Private Parking?
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We are already charged indirectly for "free" parking. Why not charge indirectly for public transit instead?
Recent Streetsblog DENVER posts about transit
The Myth of ‘Balance’ when Talking About How Streets Are Organized
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The status quo is imbalance, so when you hear people preaching "balance," ask them what a car and a bicycle look like on a see-saw — because that’s how our streets are balanced right now.
Next Week Is Your Chance to Weigh in On RTD’s Fare Pass Overhaul, Which Isn’t a Slam Dunk
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Before Board members vote on the package (likely this fall), RTD will hold eight meetings -- three in Denver -- where the public an show support for the changes, which include an income-based discount.
If Hancock Wants Streets That Work for All, He Needs to Fund Them
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Rhetoric doesn't build infrastructure, and if Denver's going to make walking, biking, and transit convenient and safe, the city needs major annual investments, not wishing and hoping.
RTD Moves to Cut Bus Service as 2019 Fare Hike Looms
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Board members will likely raise one-way fares to help pay for low-income passes and other discount programs meant to give more people more access.
Mayor Hancock’s Transportation Policy Is Failing to Achieve His Climate Goals
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The Hancock administration is failing to attain the goals for walking, biking, and transit laid out in its climate plans.