by 303cycling | Jan 21, 2020 | Commuting, Denver Cycling
From OutThere ColoradoBy Alayna Alvarez Cyclists ride past Coors Field in Denver. Photo by RiverNorthPhotography (iStock) Following a sluggish start, Denver is switching its bicycle program into high gear to help keep its promise of installing 125 miles of bike lanes...
by 303cycling | Jul 23, 2019 | Commuting
Evidence is mounting that designing cities with bikes in mind has a profound effect on everyone—not just cyclists From Outside MagazineBy Joe Lindsey One of the long-standing arguments against building bike lanes is that cyclists are freeloaders: we enjoy the benefits...
by 303cycling | Dec 7, 2018 | Featured
by Krystyna Biassou DENVER — A proposed bill could quash the confusion surrounding where people are allowed, encouraged and legally required to ride those dockless scooters that seemingly overtook Denver this summer. Current local and state law classify dockless...
by 303cycling | Mar 29, 2018 | Community, Denver Cycling
DENVER – Bicycle Colorado and BikeDenver, in a joint effort to raise public awareness about regular safety issues within bike lanes in Denver, have launched the Things in the Bike Lane campaign. Through the end of 2018, the two organizations will collect photos and...
by 303cycling | Feb 6, 2018 | Bike Law
Can cities be held more accountable for safe bike lanes? Last year, eight people died and 11 were injured while on a bike path in New York City. Now, the victims and surviving relatives plan to sue claiming that the city did not do enough to protect people in the bike...
by 303cycling | Nov 10, 2017 | Community, Commuting, Denver Cycling, Featured, Hot Topic
From Bicycle Colorado Thank you to all our supporters in Denver who voted Tuesday and helped overwhelmingly approved Measure 2A’s $431 million for transportation and mobility projects, delivering nearly 50 miles of protected bike lanes and neighborhood bikeways....
by 303cycling | Jul 24, 2017 | Commuting, Hot Topic
From the Daily Camera Longmont is asking residents about how cyclists, pedestrians and vehicle drivers might best share city streets as it develops what officials are calling an Enhanced Multi-Use Corridor Plan. The plan, city officials said in a news release, is...
by 303cycling | Jul 22, 2017 | Community, Featured, Hot Topic
From the Denver Channel DENVER — Bicycles and cars have always had to “share the road.” Soon they could have to share the cost of the road in Colorado. A state senator from Grand Junction has thrown his support behind a bicycle tax after Oregon...
by 303cycling | Jun 29, 2017 | Denver Cycling, Featured
The mission of the Denver Street Partnership is : Advocating to fund, build, and maintain A complete, active transportation system. Check out the comprehensive slideshow and all the goals and methods: Denver Streets Partnership from Denver Streets...