Recent Streetsblog DENVER posts about walking

Eyes on the Street: It’s Safer to Walk Across Colfax at Park Avenue and Franklin Street

By David Sachs | Oct 30, 2017 | 5 Comments

Denver Director of Transportation and Mobility Crissy Fanganello promised "immediate" fixes to some of the city's most dangerous intersections earlier this month, and Denver Public Works has delivered on East Colfax Avenue where it meets Park Avenue and Franklin Street to form a deadly five-legged intersection.

Photos courtesy of Tina Padilla's family.

Remembering Tina Padilla, Whose Life Was Cut Short on Federal Boulevard

By David Sachs | Oct 17, 2017 | 1 Comment

Padilla's loved ones remember her as quick to laugh and full of empathy for other people.

This happens every few minutes on Wynkoop Street. Photo: David Sachs

It’s Time for Serious Enforcement and Traffic Management to Keep People Safe on Wynkoop Street

By David Sachs | Oct 13, 2017 | 1 Comment

It's time for the Hancock administration to employ measures at the city's multimodal nexus that back up all the talk about ending traffic deaths and doubling walking, biking, and transit trips. Anything less would make the administration's Vision Zero initiative and other "mobility" goals little more than slogans.

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Recent Streetsblog DENVER posts about walking

Eyes on the Street: It’s Safer to Walk Across Colfax at Park Avenue and Franklin Street

Remembering Tina Padilla, Whose Life Was Cut Short on Federal Boulevard

It’s Time for Serious Enforcement and Traffic Management to Keep People Safe on Wynkoop Street

Denver’s 5280 Loop Could Be a Car-Free, Health-Forward Oasis that Gives Public Streets Back to People

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