
Infrastructure Investments
Building a Better RTDRTD is committed to improving the quality of service for our customers by continuously renewing, enhancing, and expanding our world-class transit system.At RTD, we are proud of the work we do to connect communities, but we recognize that continued investment is needed to sustain and improve our system. All of our investments are focused on enhancing the safety, capacity, reliability, access, and experience for our customers as you journey throughout our system each day. Learn more about the types of infrastructure investments we are making and how they enhance your overall travel experience below.

In addition to improving our system, RTD is committed to enhancing communication about our investments, especially those that will impact our customers. As part of RTD’s Strategic Plan, our Annual Scorecard identifies the following two key initiatives.
- Create a clear, accessible public portal tracking all major infrastructure investments that is updated regularly.
- Develop, publish and maintain an Annual Infrastructure Roadmap that highlights major critical investments, especially those that require planned service changes.
Progress toward achieving these initiatives will be measured by responses to annual employee, customer and community surveys. Feedback from the surveys will also help RTD identify future opportunities for improvement.
Take a look at the investments we are making in 2026:
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Southeast Corridor Stair Replacement ProgramColorado and Louisiana•Pearl Station. Planning to replace two stairs at the Colorado Station in 2027 and two stairs at the Louisiana•Pearl Station in 2028.
Southeast Corridor Station Curb and Tactile Strip RepairSoutheast Corridor Stations including: I-25•Broadway, Louisiana•Pearl, University of Denver, Colorado, Yale, Southmoor, and Belleview. Repairing curb and tactile strips on station platforms near the trackway.
Southwest Corridor Platform Edge ReplacementSouthwest Corridor Stations including: I-25•Broadway, Littleton•Downtown, Oxford•City of Sheridan, Evans, and 10th•Osage. Rebuilding of edges to improve safety on the platform.
Traction Power Substation (TPSS) ReplacementsD, E, and H Lines. Planning to identify current and future power system needs, including for high-volume events.
Walnut Crossing Rail ReconstructionReconstructing rail at Walnut Crossing.