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Andy Bosselman

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The Denver B-cycle bike share program will shut down January 30. The city will also reorganize how it manages shared bikes and scooters. Photo: Andy Bosselman
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BREAKING: Denver’s Bike Share Program Will Shut Down; City Will Shake up Scooter Program

By Andy Bosselman | Nov 21, 2019 | No Comments
Denver B-cycle bike share is shutting down and won’t be replaced with something new until next year — bad timing that will almost certainly add more car trips to the city’s already congested streets.
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Greta in Denver: ‘Older Generations Are Failing Us’

By Andy Bosselman | Oct 14, 2019 | No Comments
"We all need to do the seemingly impossible,” said 16-year-old activist Greta Thunberg at a climate strike in Denver today.
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Must Watch: Greta Thunberg Speaks Truth to Power

By Andy Bosselman | Sep 24, 2019 | No Comments
Today Greta Thunberg, the 16-year-old climate activist castigated world leaders for offering incremental commitments to address a crisis that could have catastrophic consequences for her generation. We ask our readers to watch the video.
A JUMP electric bike. Photo: JUMP
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Might As Well Jump: Uber Raises Bike Fees

By Andy Bosselman | Jun 17, 2019 | No Comments
One month after banking $8.1 billion from a Wall Street IPO, Uber has raised the price of a simple bike ride on its JUMP e-cycles by 67 percent.
This Lime e-bike on Wazee at 18th St. showed up in Google Maps transit directions this morning.
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Google Maps Now Includes Lime Bikes and Scooters in Transit Directions

By Andy Bosselman | Mar 4, 2019 | No Comments
The move highlights how tech companies are racing to become the go-to app when planning a trip — and the many options excluded from Google Maps.
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Uber Partners with Denver Transit — What Could Go Wrong?

By Andy Bosselman | Feb 1, 2019 | No Comments
In the coming weeks, you’ll be able plug an address into the Uber app will see RTD bus and rail options up alongside suggestions for different Uber services, the two organizations announced today. In a first for Uber, customers will eventually be able to purchase RTD tickets within their app, too.
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Colorado Bill Would — Finally — Ban Texting and Driving

By Andy Bosselman | Jan 29, 2019 | No Comments
Driving at 75 mph? Why not reach for your phone and have a look at Facebook? Right now it's legal in Colorado — but that could change if a new distracted driving bill passes in the state legislature.
Photo: Chariot
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Chariot Shutting Down

By Andy Bosselman | Jan 10, 2019 | No Comments
The private bus company that debuted in San Francisco is done. Streetsblog Denver has the story.
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Opinion: Denver Should Legalize Scooters Now

By Andy Bosselman | Dec 31, 2018 | No Comments
Relegated to Sidewalks, New Law Would Allow Scooters in Bike Lanes and Roads
Geary rendering from SFMTA.

Op-ed: Before Breed Axes Transit Chief, Crucial Changes Needed at City Hall

By Andy Bosselman | Sep 14, 2018 | 21 Comments
Sacking Ed Reiskin won't accomplish anything without a paradigm shift in governance
Photo: SFMTA

Op-ed: We Need Police Visibility on Muni

By Andy Bosselman | Apr 25, 2017 | 13 Comments
Over the weekend, 40 to 60 teenagers swarmed a BART station and train, robbing seven people. The story grabbed the headlines because it was so out of the ordinary. But several disturbing crimes have also hit Muni over the last few months. At 9:40 p.m. on April 12, a mob of about 10 teenagers beat […]
On Thursday a bus arrived as the Routesy app indicates that the next bus shouldn’t arrive for another 45 minutes. Muni failed to upgrade GPS transponders on its vehicles before AT&T shut down the 2G cellular network that carried the agency’s location data. Photo: Andy Bosselman.

Wildly Inaccurate NextBus Predictions Continue

By Andy Bosselman | Jan 13, 2017 | 14 Comments
NextBus simply isn’t tracking more than half the buses on the streets.
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