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A new light rail line could be introduced and a discontinued line could be returning this summer in the Denver metro area.

Bus and train services may be reduced or potentially eliminated for metro Denver residents across RTD’s 2,345-square-mile service area that spans eight counties.

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... E-bikes will soon be allowed on RTD transit vehicles. In a policy reversal, RTD customers will be permitted to travel with e-bikes starting on Nov. 15, the ...

It is commuters like 19-year-old Andre Britt that have been taking advantage of the Regional Transportation District's free summer transit rides. "I pretty much use the RTD every day," said Britt. At ...

Metro Denver public transit has a new team of detectives, created to investigate and prosecute crimes that occur on RTD property across the area. The RTD Police Department Detective Bureau formally ...

Starting July 1, all RTD services are free until the end of August, in an expansion of last year’s Zero Fare for Better Air initiative, which was designed to encourage more people to use public ...

The Regional Transportation District (RTD) will pay for the first mile of Bird and Lime scooter and e-bike rides to two Denver-area light rail stations under a new pilot program launching this winter.

The Regional Transportation District, also known as RTD, is providing free transit for everyone in the Denver metro area on Tuesday in remembrance of Civil Rights Leader Rosa Parks. Rosa Parks refused ...

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Financial realities hit hard at the Regional Transportation District’s headquarters Tuesday afternoon as managers told elected directors they must correct a $215 million ...