A-Line Shuttle
A-Line Shuttle offers service between the Olde Town Arvada park-n-Ride and Denver International Airport. Shuttle service departs from the Olde Town Arvada park-n-Ride every hour on the hour between 5 a.m. and 8 p.m. Departures from DIA returning to the Olde Town Arvada park-n-Ride are ten minutes before the hour between 6:00 a.m. 9:00 p.m. The last shuttle departs DIA shortly after 9:00 p.m. to accommodate DIA employees. The shuttle operates on the same schedule seven days a week and on all holidays. The A-line shuttle is operated in cooperation with and funding provided by RTD, the City of Arvada, the Arvada Urban Renewal Authority (AURA) and the Arvada Economic Development Authority (AEDA). Visit Arvada.org for more information.

Coal Creek Express
The Coal Creek Express provides service between the Coal Creek Improvement District and 68th Avenue and Highway 93. The Coal Creek Improvement District is located at Gross Dam Road and Highway 72 just off Coal Creek Canyon Drive. Please call 303.420.2589 for route and fare information.

Colorado Department of Transportation
The Colorado Department of Transportation is responsible for 9,156 miles of interstate highways. And while the Interstate system accounts for only about 10 percent (915 miles) of the total mileage on the state system, 40 percent of all travel takes place on our Interstate highways. That's over 26.1 billion vehicle miles of travel every year. The current highway construction program is managed by CDOT, but is built entirely by private contractors. As Colorado's transportation system expands and continues to improve, CDOT looks forward to continuing this valuable partnership with independent businesses.Visit www.dot.state.co.us for more information.

Community Ride
Community Ride offers organized low cost group trips from designated pick-up points in the communities of Swansea, Elyria and Globeville in North Central Denver. (Home pick up is available for seniors over 65 and people with disabilities.) Brought to you by RTD and Cross Community Coalition, Community Ride offers round trip service for $1.00. The Cross Community Coalition is a community-based nonprofit organization offering programs and services to these communities through two Family Resource Centers. For more information on Community Ride, please call 303.292.3203.

Denver Regional Council of Governments RideArrangers (DRCOG)
The Denver Regional Council of Governments (DRCOG) is a nonprofit association of over 50 local governments dedicated to making the Denver region a great place to live, work and play. One of DRCOG's primary programs is RideArrangers.

RideArrangers helps the Denver metro maintain air quality and preserve the quality of life by assisting individuals and businesses find alternative transportation options. For more than 30 years, RideArrangers has worked with individuals and businesses to help everyone avoid traffic congestion and save money while reducing pollution. Participating employers benefit from improved recruitment and retention, reduced employee stress, improved productivity, and cost savings for employees and for the company.

RideArrangers offers the following services:

Carpool matching: Find a carpool partner online and share the costs of the commute.
Vanpools: For long-distance commuters, pay a flat monthly fee and relax in a van on the way to work.
Telework programs: Free and customized service for businesses wanting to start or enhance their telework benefits. Help ranges from policy creation to IT consultations.
Schoolpools: Share the duties of getting kids to school and after-school activities with other parents and recapture some free time to relax.
Guaranteed Ride Home: Offers employees of participating businesses, EcoPass holders and vanpoolers a free taxi ride home in the event of the unexpected.
Bike to Work Day: Join the fun the last Wednesday every June and see how easy it can be to ride a bicycle to work.

For further information and personal assistance, please call 303-458-POOL or visit www.drcog.org

Easy Rider Program
The Easy Rider Program is a free, comprehensive one-on-one travel training program, available in Boulder County. It is designed to teach older adults and people with disabilities how to safely and confidently use public transportation to expand independent travel options. Training techniques are adapted based on an individual's abilities and assist in overcoming any barriers to riding the bus. Call the Easy Rider Program office at 303-447-2848 for more information.

FLEX
Travel along the Front Range just got a lot easier! June 7, 2010 marked the introduction of FLEX, the newest and most flexible route in Northern Colorado. Those living in the communities of Fort Collins, Loveland and Berthoud can enjoy transit connectivity throughout the region, including Denver & Boulder. FLEX will connect with RTD at the Roosevelt Park park-n-Ride in Longmont. Get more information about this new service at www.flexnoco.com

FREX
FREX provides affordable, hassle-free FrontRange Express daily commuter bus service to and from Colorado Springs, Monument, Castle Rock and Denver. Operated by the City of Colorado Springs, Transit Services Division, or Mountain Metropolitan Transit, FREX began service in October 2004 as the first and only public transportation commuter service connecting the Pikes Peak Region with the Denver metropolitan area.

FREX offers comfortable seats, luggage racks, individual reading lights and air vents, bike racks, and free wireless internet service. So everyone can enjoy a relaxing, reliable, reasonably priced ride. Plus, you'll have plenty of time to catch up on work, reading, sleep or whatever along the way. For more information on FREX, call 719-636-FREX (3739) or 877-425-FREX (3739). Or visit www.frontrangeexpress.com

Greyhound
Operating since 1914, the Greyhound running dog has become synonymous with bus travel. In fact, Greyhound Lines, Inc. is the largest provider of intercity bus transportation, serving nearly 25 million passengers each year. With over 2,300 destinations and 13,000 daily departures across North America, Greyhound is famous for providing safe, enjoyable and affordable travel. For more information on Greyhound, visit www.greyhound.com

High-Occupancy Vehicle Lanes
Did you know that riding the bus gives you a very special privilege on certain roadways in the Denver area? Some of our major highways and roads have high-occupancy vehicle (HOV) lanes, which are reserved for buses, carpools and vanpools during rush hours. This means your bus can travel more quickly and avoid the traffic jams that frequently occur in regular traffic lanes. It's just one more reason to ride the bus.

HOP
HOP between Downtown Boulder, CU and the Twenty Ninth Street Shopping District. Get more information about the HOP, including a schedule and route map, at the GoBoulder website.

Taxi Service Listings
AA Yellow Shuttle Express
Experts in Colorado Tourist Attractions & Resorts
A Absolutely Airport Car Service LLC
A Gentle & Quick Sedan Service
Airport Black Cars
A Gentle & Quick Sedan Service
1st A Limousine
United Sedan Service
Alpha Cars & Limousine Service

Transportation Management Associations/Organizations (TMA/Os)
Transportation Management Associations/Organizations are non-profit, member-controlled organizations or associations. They typically provide transportation services in a particular area, such as a commercial district, mall, medical center or industrial park. In most cases, they are public-private partnerships, consisting primarily of area businesses with local government support. Their goal is to reduce single-occupancy vehicle travel in and around their area. They also seek to improve mobility by creating, supporting, educating and marketing all transportation options such as walking, biking, carpooling, bus and light rail. Your local area TMA/Os include:

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