Cuts to Transit Service Are Coming as RTD Faces Budget Shortfall
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Within Denver proper, the future is not necessarily grim, though service may get worse before it gets better.
Recent Streetsblog DENVER posts about RTD
Eyes on the Street: 24/7 Bus Lanes Pop Up on Broadway and Lincoln
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All-day bus lanes and new pavement treatments will improve bus service. But the project is a small step, not a bold leap.
News Digest: A Busy Two Weeks for Walking, Biking, and Transit in Denver
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Here are some notable things that went down on Denver's transportation scene while Streetsblog took a break.
Voters Choose the RTD Board, But the RTD Board Still Doesn’t Show Voters How It Operates
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There's one thing that RTD Board of Directors meetings never do without: A buffet. RTD is one of the few American transit agencies run by publicly elected residents, yet there's one thing their meetings always do without: Any broadcast whatsoever that lets the public see or hear the discussion taking place.
RTD Transit Ridership Not Keeping Up With Denver’s Growth
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As long as Denver keeps expanding highways and parking, transit will have a hard time keeping pace.
West Side Transit and Walking Projects Shouldn’t Have to Fight Over Funding Scraps
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The Denver City Council approved a request Monday night from City Council members Paul Lopez and Rafael Espinoza to exchange a $9.8 million Federal Boulevard transit project for four smaller ones focused on pedestrian safety and transit on Federal, Morrison Road, West Colfax Avenue, and Central Street.