RTD will temporarily shut down the C and D light-rail lines today
Heads up if you need to travel from the south metro area to Denver today: a portion of the C and D light-rail lines will be closed for 12 hours.

The RTD D Line illuminates the track in the heart of Five Points. (Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite)
Heads up if you need to travel from the south metro area to Denver today: a portion of the C and D light-rail lines will be closed for 12 hours.
RTD is temporarily shutting down a section where the two lines run the same route, from Englewood Station to the I-25 & Broadway Station, for wire repairs from 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.
The C Line runs from the Littleton-Mineral Station to Union Station. The D Line runs from Littleton-Mineral to 30th & Downing Station.
Shuttle services will be provided at the affected stations, which include Englewood, Evans and I-25 & Broadway. Expect delays and give yourself extra time to get where you’re going.

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