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Passenger train service from Denver to Fort Collins? | Cronin and Loevy
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A “Joint Service” plan is being developed that would bring passenger rail service from Denver north to Fort Collins by 2029. The passenger trains would be paid for with existing funds from the Denver Regional Transportation District (RTD) and other Colorado agencies that are working to institute passenger train service in Colorado. No voter-approved tax…
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RTD budget rises as ridership numbers remain low, study says
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Metro Denver’s Regional Transportation District, despite budget increases over the past four years, is witnessing a slow post-pandemic recovery in ridership levels amid a simultaneous rise in RTD crime rates, according to a Common Sense Institute study. The study, titled “A Fork in The Railroad,” shows how RTD has fared with lower ridership amid increased…
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RTD preps for downtown light rail track replacement
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The blue, yellow and red lines indicate the construction focus points on California and 15th streets in downtown Denver. They signify something else — what’s below them are unknown. “We don’t necessarily know what lies underneath,” Regional Transportation District CEO and General Manager Debra Johnson told reporters as she walked over 15th street’s dotted lines. (function(w,d,s,i){w.ldAdInit=w.ldAdInit||[];w.ldAdInit.push({slot:11095963150525286,size:[0,…