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The issue dates back to the mid-2010s when Denver Transit Partners built the A-, B- and G-lines for RTD.

Trains and people who want to escape Colorado's worsening vehicle traffic congestion are likely winners in this year's legislative session.

“The risks are in losing the momentum. People are interested in this right now. We have state-supported dollars coming through the legislature. There are federal dollars available. All of this leads toward action points.”

Trains and people who want to escape Colorado's worsening vehicle traffic congestion are likely winners in this year's legislative session.

Trains and people who want to escape Colorado's worsening vehicle traffic congestion are likely winners in this year's legislative session.

A potential expansion of Peña Boulevard has sparked fierce debate as it struggles to handle growing traffic spurred by Denver International Airport and jobs and homes in the area.

Vistar, a digital out-of-home advertising technology provider, has partnered with Lamar Advertising Company to launch the Denver Transit DOOH network, with digital billboards powered by Vistar software solutions according to a press release. With 55 active displays, the network is…

There’s a renewed effort to attract riders to RTD in a way that would save riders money and help the environment, but there are questions about whether it will make a dent in traffic and ozone issues.

Montbello is one of many Denver neighborhoods who faces challenges to mobility. Denver recently launched a free Montbello ride share program.