Provide feedback about RTD’s proposed January 2025 service changes

Posted on by Jane
Regional Transportation District 1660 Blake Street Denver Colorado 80202
Sorry this survey is closed but you can still see the proposed changes
Dear Stakeholder,

You and the members of your organization, community, or business are invited to provide feedback about RTD’s proposed January 2025 service changes. Three times a year, RTD reviews, proposes, and implements changes to its bus and rail services. The January 2025 proposed changes focus on increasing service, improving reliability, supporting on-time performance, and bolstering services that have been temporarily impacted by maintenance work.

An online survey is also available for customers and the public to provide feedback about each of the individual proposed changes. RTD is accepting feedback through 11:59 p.m. on Thursday, October 31, 2024. All feedback and public comments received will be shared with RTD’s Board of Directors in November.

Overview presentations about the proposed service changes are available in English and Spanish. If you access to materials or information in a specific language beyond English and Spanish, a request can be made online.

See below for access to survey and a short video.
Proposed Service Changes
Thank you for supporting RTD’s efforts to share this important update with our customers and the public. If you have follow-up questions or need more information, please reply to this email.––RTD’s Community Engagement Team
Providing Feedback

In addition to completing an online feedback survey, RTD is offering three additional ways for individuals to provide feedback:

  1. Send an email to service.change@rtd-denver.com
  2. Call Customer Care at 303.299.6000
  3. Provide public comment at an RTD Board Meeting
Learn More:RTD has a short, two-minute video explaining service changes.
Service Changes Overview Video
The Regional Transportation District (RTD) was created in 1969 by the Colorado General Assembly to develop, operate and maintain a mass transportation system that now benefits more than 3.1 million people in the Denver metro area. With a service area of 2,342 square miles, RTD provides transit services in all or part of eight counties and more than 40 municipalities. The transportation agency’s services are delivered via 126 bus routes, six light rail lines, four commuter rail lines, and paratransit mobility options.

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