In 2017, 11 people died in crashes along Federal, including 7 pedestrians. The rate of fatalities on Federal was 20 times higher than the urban rate on Colorado roadways. To expedite safety improvements, the City and County of Denver is coordinating closely with...
In 2017, the City & County of Denver released the Denver Vision Zero Action Plan, setting the City on a clear path to achieve zero traffic deaths and serious injuries by 2030. To learn more, visit the City's Vision Zero web page. [button...
To realize the Denveright vision for complete, multimodal transportation networks and achieve specific targets laid out in the plans including zero traffic fatalities and 50% single occupancy vehicle (SOV) mode share, the City must make a substantial investment in...
The Denver Streets Partnership (DSP) is a coalition of community-based organizations advocating for people-friendly streets in Denver. We work to make Denver a safer, more connected and liveable city for everyone. To fulfill this vision, the DSP strongly supports the following policies:
You're invited, from us and Barry White.* * Not actually Barry White
Happy holidays from the Denver Bicycle Lobby.
What’s the problem? Denverites need to be able to get around our city without driving: As our city...
Community organizations request funding commitment for Federal Boulevard in the 2019 City Budget
Final Grade: C 2018 Fatalities:59 Denver showed progress but failed to meet many of their own 2018 goals for street safety improvements outlined in the Vision Zero Action Plan, missing opportunities to make improvements in Communities of Concern and along the...
Federal Blvd is a critical north-south link on Denver’s west side connecting people to local cultural districts and regional destinations. The corridor has the 2nd highest ridership in the RTD bus system, and 26% of Denver residents, more than 16,000 people, live in...