We recently learned that a crucial section of Edgewater’s Sheridan Corridor Multimodal Plan, between W 17th and W 26th avenues in Northwest Denver, has been degraded to prioritize traffic flow and remove safer access by wheelchair, bicycle and scooter. The last-minute changes to a finalized “multimodal” plan presented in 2022 to community members. Learn more: https://envisionedgewaterco.com/sheridan-plan
Identified as a high-injury crash network/corridor of concern and awarded a Community Mobility Planning and Implementation (CMPI) grant, the Sheridan Boulevard Multimodal Corridor Plan was developed by the City of Edgewater in partnership with the City and County of
This Thursday: INC Transportation Committee meeting
https://bit.ly/INCTransportationMar2026
Denver Bike and Scooter Share Is About To Change
Gathering Streets Data To Better Advocate To The City
Landmark Driver Behavior Study & Implications for Public Policy
Denver Advocacy Organizations Give Mayor Johnston a “D”, Grading On His Own Commitments
please invite folks you think should hear these topics! The meetings are open to all
Welcome! You are invited to join a meeting: INC Transportation Committee - Thu. Mar 12 2026, 6-8pm. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting.
This Thursday: INC Transportation Committee meeting
https://bit.ly/INCTransportationMar2026
Denver Bike and Scooter Share Is About To Change
Gathering Streets Data To Better Advocate To The City
Landmark Driver Behavior Study & Implications for Public Policy
Denver Advocacy Organizations Give Mayor Johnston a “D”, Grading On His Own Commitments
please invite folks you think should hear these topics! The meetings are open to all
Welcome! You are invited to join a meeting: INC Transportation Committee - Thu. Mar 12 2026, 6-8pm. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting.
Takedown of Mayor Johnston regarding the Alameda Ave project. #denver
Denver Bike Fest celebrates community, connection, and the joy of getting around on two wheels. The festival brings together local groups, nonprofits, government agencies, and businesses to inspire more people to get on a bike. Plus live music, food trucks, and beer, all sourced locally! I'm Emily Kleinfelter, aka Bike This City, and the organizer behind Denver Bike Fest. We're gearing up for Denver Bike Fest 2026 and doing it a little differently.
Before the Alex Pretti Memorial Ride we received this email:
"This has nothing to do with cycling. Please focus on cycling-related political activism."
If bikes aren't political why do we keep finding ourselves talking to politicians so often to have safe streets? #biketooter #bikeden
https://theradavist.com/bikes-are-political
Yes, bikes are political. Since their invention, they have been political. "Bicycle riding came to embody the individuality women were working toward with the suffrage movement. It also gave women a mode of transportation and clothing that allowed for freedom of movement and of travel." (source) Have you ever thought about the trails you ride? Are they city? Or on state land? Do you know who the original stewards of the land were? What tribes? Remember when our federal lands were at risk last year? They still are, by the way. Do you ever ponder how you're allowed to ride…
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