Central Rail Extension
Connecting existing downtown light rail service with palanned 38th/Blake Station on the East Rail Line alignment, this extension will be a great addition to the existing 5.3-mile Central Rail Line.
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Denver Union Station |
The centerpiece of regional connectivity, the new Denver Union Station will bring together many different transportation modes, a modern hotel and retail, to create a new bustling urban center and multimodal transportation hub just for you.
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Downtown Denver Circulator |
2014
This high-frequency bus service will connect riders from Denver Union Station to the Civic Center area in downtown Denver. As more passengers are brought into downtown on the new FasTracks lines, the DDC will provide additional service during peak hours on 18th and 19th streets to get riders where they want to go.
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Eagle P3 Project
Unique in the nation, this Public-Private Partnership (P3) is building out 36 miles of new commuter rail service on the East, Gold Line and Northwest Rail lines with private-sector financial assistance and long-term operations.
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East Rail Line |
DIA is getting closer every day. This 22.8-mile commuter rail corridor will operate between Denver Union Station and Denver International Airport.
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Gold Line |
This 11.2-mile electric commuter rail line will connect Denver Union Station to Wheat Ridge, passing through northwest Denver, Adams County and Arvada.
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I-225 Rail Line |
The 10.5-mile light rail extension will travel through Aurora and a small section of Denver, connecting Nine Mile Station with the planned East Rail Line's Peoria/Smith Station.
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North Metro Rail Line
Running from Denver Union Station through Commerce City, Thornton, Northglenn and Adams County, this 18.4-mile commuter rail line will provide new transportaiton options to riders in the north region.
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Northwest Rail Line
The longest of all the FasTracks projects, this 41-mile, high-capacity fixed-guideway transit line will travel from Denver Union Station to Longmont, passing through north Denver, Adams County, Westminster, Broomfield, Louisville and Boulder.
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Southeast Rail Extension
The 2.3 mile extension to our Southeast Rail Line will add three new stations, including a new end-of-line station at RidgeGate with a massive 2,000 space Park-n-Ride facility.
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Southwest Rail Extension
The 2.5 miles of additional light rail will offer greater transportation options to Highlands Ranch. Riders will enjoy a new end-of-line station at C-470/Lucent Boulevard with a 1,000 space Park-n-Ride facility.
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U.S. 36 BRT |
A collaboration between RTD and the Colorado Department of Transportation will connect downtown Denver and Boulder along U.S. 36 with 18 miles of bus rapid transit.
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West Rail Line |
The first FasTracks rail line opened on April 26, 2013, bringing you 12.1 miles of new light rail between Denver, Lakewood and Golden on the W line, easy connections with the existing C and E lines, 11 new light rail stations, 6 new Park-n-Rides, and 3 new Call-n-Rides.
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