“It will be putting people out of business. It’s already hard to get into a restaurant at [S Downing St] because of the traffic.”
"One of our main concerns is that traffic will divert from Alameda Ave after the project is implemented and that it will go into the residential streets in the Wash Park area."
"The city concedes its plan will likely send about 10% of Alameda commuters onto area side streets."
** Denotes stories about the Act for Alameda coalition
Denver Gazette: As bike deaths spike, shop owners opposed to infrastructure chances decry bullying
9News: Alameda improvement project draws mixed reactions amid safety concerns
Colorado Politics: On boulders and bollards -- and a "vibrant" Denver
**CBS Denver: "Plan to limit lanes on East Alameda Avenue in Denver triggers opposition: 'It is not going to help'"
**Fox31: Proposed lane reductions to East Alameda Avenue near Wash Park stirs heated debate
New York Times: "Drivers vs. Cyclists: A Battle for the Streets in Canada’s Largest City"
**Denver Gazette: "Wash Park neighbors in uproar over Alameda 'road-diet' project in Denver"
**Denver Gazette: "Guest Opinion: Planned Alameda Ave changes need to hit the road"
9News: "Denver removing some posts protecting bike lanes"
**Denver Gazette: "'Road diet' in Denver sparks worries as E Alameda Ave project looms"
Denver Gazette: "Perspective: A cyclist's case against bike lanes"
Denver Gazette: "Denver's Crestmoor residents hit panic button as a bollard bikeway heads for their streets"
9News: "Busy avenue in Denver could see significant changes"
Denver Gazette: "Denver bike lane experience takes a dangerous turn, residents say"
