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We can’t have comprehensive transit without micromobility
On Tuesday, Denver’s Land Use, Transportation, and Infrastructure (LUTI) committee voted to send the micromobility program licensing proposals to the full City Council. Council will now have the opportunity to decide whether to allow Lyft and Lime to provide bike and scooter share in Denver.
Invest in Public Transit for our Planet
This Earth Day, the Denver Streets Partnership along with dozens of national and local organizations have joined together to demand a historic investment in public transit in the U.S. to prioritize people and communities. COVID-19 presented unprecedented challenges...
Meet DSP’s New Communications Manager, Amy Klein!
Tell us about yourself. Where are you from, what brought you to Denver, and what do you love about the Queen City? I grew up in a very small town in Illinois, on the Iowa border, I moved to Madison, WI for college and it wasn’t long before I found myself biking around...
Get on the Bus Transit Justice Forum
On March 25 the Denver Streets Partnership and Mile High Connects hosted Get on the Bus: Denver Transit Justice Forum. We convened thought leaders, transit users, and decision makers to talk about what could be possible for RTD with the potential of new funding from...
From Parking Lots to Patios
We’re supporting our small businesses in Little Saigon, Westwood, and East Colfax in repurposing space from parking to patios. Check out our new video!
Standing in solidarity with Denver’s AAPI community
Attacks on Asian Americans provide yet another reminder that safe streets are about so much more than infrastructure.
Meet RTD Board Member Shontel Lewis (virtually) on March 25 at Get on the Bus: Transit Justice Forum
What if RTD gets more federal funding? Shontel Lewis joins us March 25 to imagine the future of public transit in the Denver region.
The next CALC Tuesday Night book club selection is Right of Way by Angie Schmitt
Starting March 16, Denver Community Active Living Coalition (CALC) will host weekly virtual discussions about the book Right of Way: Race, Class, and the Silent Epidemic of Pedestrian Deaths in America by Angie Schmitt.
OMG snow! Let’s talk about shoveling sidewalks.
We know you’re busy studying forecasts predicting somewhere between five inches and five feet of snow (or more!), so here are five quick reasons to clear the snow and ice from your sidewalk.
Dear Senator Bennet and Senator Hickenlooper…
Update: They voted Yes!
We’re asking you to contact Sen. Michael Bennet and Sen. John Hickenlooper to ask them to support transit funding at the federal level.
Do you like to write? Would you like to write about a Denver or Colorado mobility issue? We’re seeking guest commentaries on the Denver Streets Partnership blog. Tell us your idea for a guest column.