The Zero Fare for Better Air brought on a reduction of approximately 9 million vehicle miles traveled during July and August by encouraging the use of public transit.
The survey findings indicate 76 percent of bus customers and 78 percent of rail customers are “satisfied” or “very satisfied” with Denver RTD services. Additionally, the percentage...
The Partnership Program launched in June and provides local governments and transportation management associations/organizations funding for services or enhancements that complement...
This plan will guide RTD’s future decisions as the agency transitions to low/no emissions and will consider recommendations for facilities, fixed-route services by fleet type,...
The agencies are all undertaking maintenance projects in July to limit the number of riders impacted by construction, while performing work that will improve service and safety...
Denver RTD has introduced predicted arrival times into its Next Ride IVR system while VIA Metropolitan Transit has made transit ticketing available for Uber users in San Antonio...
The $24.99 per year option will be available in cities where Transit does not have an existing partnership with a transit agency and will roll out to partner agencies in 2022....
The new fare structure aims to remove barriers to transit access and reconciling longstanding concerns from customers and the community regarding the high cost and complexity ...
The maintenance project to repair coping panels along I-25 was temporarily paused to address network communications issues and accommodate the high volume of customers using the...
Now branded as Respect the Ride, the Customer Code of Conduct provides guidelines for creating a safe, convenient and enjoyable experience for all customers.
The program provides $2 million available annually for projects that will help improve mobility and provides an opportunity for local governments and Transportation Management...