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Getting an RTD bus shelter is more complicated than you’d think
RTD currently has no budget to install new shelters. Plus, they usually don't own or control the land where shelters are installed.
Ask RTD your questions about commuter rail next week
RTD is once more beset by a bunch of bad news, but the good news for us is that there will be a series of four open houses to talk about some of it.
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Parent concerns prompt Denver Public Schools to change how it’s spending a chunk of tax dollars
Denver Public Schools is changing course on how it will spend $400,000 in local tax dollars earmarked for student transportation.
RTD still can’t finish testing the G Line, despite clearance from the feds
The G Line connects Union Station with Arvada and Wheat Ridge, and we have no idea when it will open.
Market Street Station redevelopment into luxury apartments and micro units begins
Denver's old bus hub will become 225 apartments, office space and retail by summer 2019, according to its developer.
Why the Colorado General Assembly’s special session looks like a bust
There's still a live bill in the Democratic-controlled House and an opportunity for this all to turn out differently, but it's not a bet I would take.
Colorado’s legislators will go back into session Oct. 2 to fix pot tax problem
Gov. John Hickenlooper signed an executive order Thursday calling for a special session to fix a problem with SB 267.
When you write legislation really quickly, sometimes you accidentally cut funding for buses and museums
This goes back to Senate Bill 267, which neglected to mention Colorado's special districts like RTD and SCFD when it tinkered with the marijuana tax rate.
Here’s why Denver’s thinking about center-lane buses on Colfax
In 2035, Denver hopes that riding the bus down Colfax Avenue from I-25 to Anschutz Medical Center will be as quick as taking your car.
Why RTD is having trouble finishing a short line between 30th and Downing and 38th and Blake
The Central Rail Extension represents less than a mile of rail and two new stations. It's cheap at $110 million, but it's still out of reach for now.
RTD settles lawsuit and agrees to retrofit 172 light rail vehicles for ADA accessibility
Individual light rail vehicles only have room for one wheelchair. RTD has agreed to fix that, along with other measures to better accommodate disabled users.