82nd Avenue design proposals weigh value of driving convenience with human life
Projects at NE Glisan and Davis would limit driving access. But how much?
Projects at NE Glisan and Davis would limit driving access. But how much?
Nine years into a project is a very bad time for a switcheroo.
This design has vast potential in southwest so we’re watching its deployment closely.
PBOT will work with the state to close the slip lane and make other major changes at Denver intersection.
The projects ticked all PBOT’s boxes and they’ve deemed it a success.
The upper part of the road — where it’s toughest going up and fastest coming down — just got way better.
The plan got its first presentation in front of Design Commission yesterday.
Drivers have proven they cannot be trusted to behave properly on wide arterials, so PBOT will take away their privileges.
Yes it’s bold, but that’s the point.
It might not be sinking, but it’s taking on a lot of water.
Plans reveal one of the most detailed visuals we’ve seen yet for what the future carfree path might look like.
This would be a perfect place for a plaza and should be a no-brainer.