Transportation

By Allen Cowgill Kelsey Costales and her husband purchased their first ever home on Sheridan Boulevard just south of 38th Avenue in the summer of 2020 because they wanted to be in the neighborhood and […]

By Allen Cowgill The amount of bikeways being installed in North Denver is increasing since we last took a tally on this in 2020. Two years ago Denver’s Department of Transportation and Infrastructure (DOTI) had […]

By Eric Heinz The Sunnyside United Neighbors Inc. (SUNI) recently sent a letter of opposition to the Denver City Council asking for the city to consider a focus on pedestrian and alternative traffic in addition […]

By Allen Cowgill North Denver residents should expect to see more electric bikes (e-bikes) on the streets this summer and fall. The Denver Office of Climate Action Sustainability and Resiliency (CASR) has continued its climate […]

By Kathryn White Artist and Pedestrian Dignity advocate Jonathan Stalls’ new book, “WALK: Slow Down, Wake Up, and Connect at 1-3 Miles Per Hour,” comes out Aug. 16, and two North Denver dates have made […]

By Allen Cowgill Local nonprofit the Denver Streets Partnership (DSP) is gathering signatures for a ballot measure that proposes to complete Denver’s sidewalk network and secure funding to keep sidewalks in good repair. According to […]

Earth Day is approaching on April 22 and, since transportation is one of the largest sources of greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution in the Denver metro area, we talked to Sloan’s Lake resident Travis […]

Recent trends have shown an increase in people biking to work in Denver. A 2021 survey from the Downtown Denver Partnership showed increases in the number of people biking to work downtown rising to 11% […]