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4 June 2021RTD’s Pauletta Tonilas featured in Heidi’s Colorful Colorado podcast to discuss impacts of COVID-19 on transit
Hear Ms. Tonilas and Heidi Ganahl, Colorado Entrepreneur and Community Leader discuss the impacts of COVID-19 on RTD, transit in general, and how Pauletta is contributing to making the future of our state more Colorful for us all.
2 June 2021Paul Hamilton
Paul Hamilton knows that great customer service starts with lending an ear and an open mind. His active engagement with paratransit customers is key to helping RTD develop and maintain accessible transportation solutions.
1 June 2021RTD launches a new payment method for passes: Stored Value Account
Through the RTD Mobile Tickets app, customers can deposit funds to use when purchasing tickets
28 May 2021RTD’s 16th Street Free MallRide will not run during “Meet in the Street” events
Free MetroRide will provide alternate service on 15th and 17th streets during four weekends this summer
27 May 2021Interview with RTD Operator, Tony Lindsay
When Tony Lindsay wasn’t driving the Route 169, he was leading the Far Northeast Warriors (formerly Montbello) to their first-ever state championship.
27 May 2021Dwight Stewart
26 May 2021RTD gains flexibility with signing of new legislation
RTD will shrug off key bureaucratic straitjackets after Gov. Jared Polis signed House Bill 21-1186 into law in a brief ceremony Monday, May 24.
26 May 2021Hickenlooper, Bennet, Perlmutter Introduce Bill to Return RTD’s Down Payment for Union Station Restoration
Bureaucratic red tape has prevented RTD from receiving its $28.9 million down payment on a fully repaid federal loan.
24 May 2021Pre-Construction activities to begin in late May for the 16th Street Mall Improvement Project
20 May 2021Maux Sullivan
Maux Sullivan has a natural and keen awareness of the big picture. As a rail service planner at RTD, she channels her personal and professional experience into practical solutions that help entire communities thrive.- 20 May 2021
Don’t lose that mask: Face coverings are still required on RTD
Agency follows federal mandate, which remains in place through Sept. 13 
13 May 2021RTD Citizens Advisory Committee call for applications
Residents of the Regional Transportation District (RTD) who are interested in public transit issues and community engagement are encouraged to apply for one of three vacancies on the RTD Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC).
12 May 2021RTD Board eyes fixes in wake of critical report on internal audit division
11 May 2021Major work on Central I-70 begins soon
RTD’s partner, the Colorado Department of Transportation, is doing some major work on one of the main thoroughfares in Denver: Central I-70.
11 May 2021Anthony Padilla
From a young age, Anthony Padilla found joy in rehabilitating vehicles. Today, as a diesel mechanic at RTD, he uses his experience to solve problems and deliver comfort and safety to customers throughout the region.
10 May 2021Maintenance project requires bus shuttle service on N line
The Regional Transportation District (RTD) will be conducting maintenance at the following location. RTD will provide bus shuttles during the service outage and is asking customers to schedule extra time in their trips to avoid delays.
6 May 2021Overnight Closures of Inbound Peña Boulevard near Denver International Airport May 8, 11 and 15
As part of Denver International Airport’s (DEN) efforts to improve safety and traffic flow on Peña Boulevard near the airport, crews will close a small section of inbound Peña Boulevard overnight on three nights in May for necessary work on the project, including the installation of large overhead signage.
5 May 2021Denver’s Ready to welcome you back
4 May 2021Marya Walker
When Marya Walker watches Denver fly by from the light rail operator’s cab, she’s thankful to be a part of something big and to be making a positive impact that drives the close community bonds she has formed.- 30 April 2021
Donna White
29 April 2021RTD to begin systemwide fare study, equity analysis next month
Recognizing that its fare structure is one of the most expensive in the transit industry, the Regional Transportation District (RTD) this summer is embarking on a comprehensive, systemwide study of its fares and a fare equity analysis to ensure that the agency is doing all it can to make its services more accessible.
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