Flatiron Flyer U.S. 36 Bus Rapid Transit

U.S. 36 Bus Rapid Transit at a glance ■ The Flatiron Flyer bus rapid transit (BRT) service is part of RTD’s 2004 voter-approved FasTracks plan to expand transit across the metro region. ■ The line encompasses 18 miles of express and high-frequency bus service between downtown Denver and Boulder, serving Westminster, Broomfield, Superior and Louisville. ■ The line's six stations include U.S. 36Sheridan (formerly U.S. 36Westminster Center); U.S. 36Church Ranch; U.S. 36Broomfield; U.S. 36Flatiron; U.S. 36McCaslin; and U.S. 36Table Mesa. BRT vehicles will continue on to the Downtown Boulder Station and to the Boulder Junction at Depot Square Station from Table Mesa. ■ BRT elements improve travel time, reliability and customer experience. These elements include express lane extensions, queue jumps at highway ramps, enhanced shelters with canopies, ticket-vending machines and large digital monitors with bus arrival information. ■ The Flatiron Flyer BRT offers riders their choice of express and all-station service.

Project overview 2001 BRT project began as part of the U.S. 36 Major Investment Study on BRT and technologies. 2006-2010 The project's first phase was the first element of the FasTracks program to be completed and included new bus pullouts and a pedestrian bridge at U.S. 36McCaslin; a new Park-n-Ride and bus pullouts at U.S. 36Church Ranch; and a new Park-n-Ride, bus pullouts and pedestrian bridge at U.S. 36Broomfield. 2013-2015 The Department of Transportation, in partnership with RTD, built the express lanes project. Extension of the express lanes between Federal Boulevard to Table Mesa Drive is underway. The project also includes bus bypass lanes at Sheridan, Church Ranch, McCaslin and Flatiron; transit signal priority at intersections; and BRT vehicles. The first milestone for this phase of the project was the opening of the pedestrian bridge and bus pullouts at Table Mesa in 2013. 2016 RTD’s BRT service opened to the public January 3, 2016.

U.S. 36 Bus Rapaid Transit fast facts Length 18 miles Vehicle Bus rapid transit Stations 6 Parking 4,200 spaces Service frequency 4-15 min (peak) / 15 min (off-peak) 2017 Ridership Total ridership 3,032,307 1435 #19 5/17

Flatiron Flyer U.S. 36 Bus Rapid Transit

FF1 FF2 FF5 FF4 FF6 BOULDER JUNCTION AT DOWNTOWN DEPOT SQUARE STATION BOULDER STATION Pearl Pkwy & 49th Pearl & 29th Central Ave & Flatiron Pkwy E. Broadway & Euclid 28th & Walnut/ Broadway & Regent/ 28th & Canyon Broadway & 20th Arapahoe & 55th Broadway & Baseline Arapahoe & 48th Broadway & Dartmouth Arapahoe & 38th/Arapahoe & Marine Table Mesa & 39th/ Broadway & Table Mesa Arapahoe & 30th

28th & College/28th28th & Arapahoe & Colorado

US 36•TABLE MESA STATION

US 36•MCCASLIN STATION

US 36•FLATIRON STATION

FF3 US 36•BROOMFIELD STATION

US 36•CHURCH RANCH STATION

FF7 US 36•SHERIDAN STATION

Fitzsimons PkwyColfax & Montview & FitzsimonsColfax Pkwy & WheelingColfax & VaughnAurora Ct & 16th

Park Ave & Delgany/Park Ave & Wewatta (selected trips/only when HOV is closed) 17th Pl & Aurora Ct

Aurora Ct & 17th Ave UNION STATION FF1 FF2 FF3 FF6 Aurora Ct & 16th Ave Quentin & 16th Ave

Quentin & 17th Ave

20th & Larimer/19th & Market Quentin & 19th Ave ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS 18th & California/19th & Stout FF5

18th & Welton/Broadway & Glenarm

CIVIC CENTER STATION FF4 FF7

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