Longmont Ride Free Fare Program

Longmont Ride Free Fare Program

The Longmont Ride Free Fare Program, or RFL, provides free rides on local Longmont bus service – routes 323, 324, 326 and 327. The Longmont Ride Free Fare Program is managed and paid for by the City of Longmont. The Longmont Ride Free Fare Program is designed to benefit income-limited residents and increase ridership on the local Longmont transit routes, while maintaining revenue neutrality for RTD. This program could be extended or terminated early depending on funding. Longmont residents and the general public will be notified prior to any extension or early termination of the program.

Fare free rides are being offered on four RTD bus routes 323, 324, 326 and 327. This program is paid through the City's Street Fund. The Bolt, J, LD, LX, and FlexRide are not included in the Longmont Free Fare Program.

Riders of routes 323, 324, 326 or 327 may request a 3-hour pass which is valid for transfers to the Bolt, J, LD and LX routes, Longmont FlexRide, and all other routes serving Boulder and Denver.

This program also extends to Access-a-Ride. Trips that originate in Longmont will be given a $4.50 credit. This means that any Access-a-Ride trip that does not end in the airport fare zone would be covered. Customers can pay for a $14.50 airport upgrade in cash or a combination of Access-a-Ride tickets and cash. 3-hour passes are not issued on Access-a-Ride.