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A Line Maintenance Sept 29 - Oct 10

A Line trains will begin running on reduced frequency beginning at noon on September 29, with work concluding on October 10. During this time trains will depart at 30 minute frequency from Union Station and Denver Airport Station, stations near Union Station may require boarding on opposite sides of platforms.

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Downtown Rail Reconstruction Project

D, H, and L lines will not serve the Downtown Loop during rail reconstruction

Several train lines will be impacted. Robust alternative service options are offered to meet customer mobility needs during reconstruction. RTD is committed to providing information about project timelines, service disruptions, local impacts, general progress and more. Click the button below to learn more.

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6 October 2026

Jessie Molina - October 2026 Operator of the Month

October’s Operator of the Month is Jessie Molina from Boulder Division! Molina was chosen after receiving several customer commendations throughout the year that highlighted his frequent timeliness, smooth driving, and willingness to help customers out without hesitation.
6 October 2026

Diversity Spotlight: Celebrating value and talent during National Disability Employment Awareness Month

The observance traces back to 1945, when Congress set aside a national week to recognize workers with physical disabilities.
6 October 2026

Rad Things (to) Do - October 2026

Every October, horrors beyond human comprehension rise from the shadows of the Front Range. These horrors take many forms, such as Peña Boulevard at 3:30 a.m., the mortifying odors of Greeley mixing with the Purina Plant before a storm, and the most terrifying of them all: the University of Colorado Buffaloes football team this season. However, despite all these things that go “Run Ralphie Run” in the Devil’s Night, there is no better place in the United States to celebrate the spooky season than right here in Denver, Colorado. In this hauntingly loaded special edition of Rad Things (to) Do, check out how RTD can help those looking for some frighteningly fun events and experiences get there without being traumatized by traffic (and whatever is happening at Folsom Field).
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5 October 2026

RTD invites public to feedback sessions starting Oct. 27 about proposed January 2027 service changes

Virtual public meetings available Oct. 27 and Oct. 28; online survey dashboard available through Oct. 29
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2 October 2026

RTD to receive $44 million state transit investment to expand Flatiron Flyer service, more

Grants expected to support nearly 4 million additional transit rides in 2027, improve frequency and expand service across the Denver metro area 
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2 October 2026

RTD continues train and bus service during Premier League fan festival at Union Station

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On-the-Go Fare Payment

Tap-n-Ride provides customers with a quick, secure, and convenient option

Customers simply need to tap their credit card or mobile wallet directly on a validator and ride.

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Personal Safety and Security

You're our number one priority.

Whether you’re waiting for a connection or traveling on a bus or train, RTD is focused on providing a Welcoming Transit Environment every step of your journey.

Our police officers and customer support teams work around the clock to ensure you safely reach your destination, and also have the information and tools needed for a comfortable and convenient trip.

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Infrastructure Investments

RTD is committed to improving the quality of service for our customers by continuously renewing, enhancing, and expanding our world-class transit system.

The Downtown Rail Reconstruction project is part of a portfolio of more than 60 planned infrastructure investments for 2026. For more information, visit RTD’s Infrastructure Investments webpage or click the button below.

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