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Motorcyclist dead, passenger hospitalized after crash near Ball Arena

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By Michael Braithwaite
| The Denver Gazette Verified
Latest News Motorcyclist dead, passenger hospitalized after crash near Ball Arena Published September 27, 2026 6:08pm A motorcyclist was pronounced dead and the bike’s passenger was hospitalized after a crash with a motorist near Ball Arena on Sunday. Denver police first posted about the crash at the intersection of Speer Boulevard and Wewatta Street on social media just after 2:30 p.m. Sunday.
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Q&A: Denver Mayor Mike Johnston weighs in on Waymo

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By Michael Braithwaite
| The Denver Gazette Verified
After months of testing self-driving cars on Denver’s streets, Waymo officially opened its autonomous ride-hailing service to the public at the start of September. The technology’s Mile High City debut comes amid a changing infrastructure landscape throughout the city. Several projects already underway aim to make car-alternative transportation more useful and cost-effective, despite Denver’s own mass transit system struggling to maintain ridership.
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Waymo could compete with Denver’s RTD, but agency directors aren’t worried

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By Michael Braithwaite
| The Denver Gazette Verified
Editor’s note: This series explores major questions as Waymo, the autonomous vehicle technology company, rolls out its fleet in Denver. The Regional Transportation District is facing a new competitor. This month, Denver’s streets began playing host to autonomous cars. Anyone within 60 square miles of the city’s surface area can now call up a private driverless robotaxi to take them from one place to another.
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