RTD in the news

Jessie Molina, a bus operator from RTD's Boulder Division, was recognized as October's Operator of the Month for his timeliness, smooth driving, and helpfulness to customers.

RTD outlines public transportation options for numerous October events in Denver, including festivals, sports, concerts, and Halloween activities, while also detailing ongoing rail service adjustments.

RTD is seeking public input on proposed January 2027 service changes through virtual meetings and an online survey until October 29, 2026.

The Colorado Clean Transit Enterprise has awarded Denver RTD $44 million to enhance transit frequency, service hours, and routes, aiming to significantly increase ridership and improve the overall network.

Coleman Erickson, a candidate for RTD Director District J, prioritizes strong leadership, budget balancing, and increased service reliability and safety for riders.

Cindy Arcuri, a candidate for RTD Director District N, outlines her priorities for fiscal stability, improved DIA service, and addressing rider concerns if elected.

RTD is deciding whether to prioritize maximum ridership or broad geographic coverage for metro Denver's public transportation, while also addressing a $20 million budget deficit.

Audrey DeBarros is endorsed for the RTD District O Board due to her experience in regional transit projects and collaborative approach.

Jack Rosenthal and Audrey DeBarros, candidates for RTD Director District O, outline their priorities for improving service, addressing budget shortfalls, and enhancing rider experience for the Denver/Boulder area's mass transportation.

RTD will receive $44 million from an oil-and-gas fee to expand bus services in the Denver metro area, including the Flatiron Flyer route, with the funding reimbursed post-service.

RTD will keep all train and bus services running at Denver Union Station during the Premier League fan festival from October 10-11, despite some access changes, directing customers to 16th Street for services.

RTD has temporarily adjusted its A Line service to 30-minute frequency for railroad crossing repairs until October 10.

RTD secured a $44 million state grant to significantly expand and enhance its metro Denver and Flatiron Flyer bus services, aiming for 3.8 million more rides by 2027.

RTD emphasizes pedestrian safety for customers, providing tips for walking to stops, at bus stops, around trains, and on platforms, to prevent accidents.

An RTD bus driver ran a red light and crashed with a truck on Colfax Avenue, injuring two passengers.

RTD launched its new SkyRide Route AL service, connecting Longmont directly to Denver International Airport, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and daily hourly service.

An RTD bus driver was ticketed for running a red light after the first crash in Denver's new Colfax bus rapid transit lanes, injuring two passengers.

RTD is exploring whether to prioritize serving the largest number of riders or the broadest geographic area in Denver's public transportation system, while also facing budget cuts.

An RTD bus driver was cited for a red-light violation after a crash in Denver’s East Colfax rapid transit lane, injuring two passengers, shortly after the lanes opened.

RTD postponed a meeting on severe service cuts to develop more balanced proposals beyond a 20% reduction.