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Colorado Suburb to Build Gate to Thwart Cut-Through Traffic
(This content was created with the help of AI.) In a bid to keep nonresidents from cutting through its streets, the tiny town of Bow Mar, Colorado, is preparing to put up a gate. The community of 900 or so people, wedged between Denver and Littleton, this week unanimously approved hiring an engineering firm to design a controlled-access gate at one of its main entrances, which could be installed by Thanksgiving and activated in mid-January, reports CBS News. A traffic study found that roughly 1,200 vehicles pass through Bow Mar daily, most of them driven by people who don't live there. Town le...
denvernorthstar.com
Lowell Boulevard to get safety improvements
Lowell Boulevard in the Berkeley and Regis neighborhoods will be getting some safety improvements. The Denver Department of Transportation and Infrastructure (DOTI), in an email to the Berkeley Regis United Neighbors (BRUN), indicated that the corridor will be getting some upgrades for safety. The registered neighborhood organization has been asking for changes to the street for some time.
CBS News
Colorado Department of Transportation ready for next step of Northern Colorado I-25 project
Summit Daily News
yellowscene.com
Transit Efficiency Improvements Progress to Table Mesa Drive at Broadway in Boulder
Press releases are provided to Yellow Scene Magazine. In an effort to keep our community informed, we publish some press releases in whole. Daniel Sheeter, Transportation Principal Planner, [email protected]. Transit efficiency improvements progress to Table Mesa Drive at Broadway in Boulder. Intersection upgrades to keep buses on time, helping...
Yahoo!
Denver Can Ticket a Parked Waymo. When One Breaks Traffic Laws, Colorado Law Names No One to Cite
Denver can put a parking ticket on a driverless Waymo, and the company says it pays them. If the same car blows through a stop sign in front of a Denver police officer, the officer has no one to hand a citation to. "If there's no driver, there currently isn't a mechanism within state law for issuing a citation," a Denver Police Department spokesperson told BusinessDen in September, and the department gave CBS Colorado the same answer on Oct. 14.