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All the Resources You Need US 36 Transit Guide Find your route 36 Commuting Solutions Cash Fare 10-Ride Monthly Denver Route Route Description (One-way) Ticketbook Pass 36commutingsolutions.org 303-604-4383 Westminster L ocal R O U T E S S. Federal Blvd./W. Evans Ave. to Front Range Regional Transportation District (RTD) Broomfield 31 rtd-denver.com Community College/Westminster Center P-n-R (via Federal) 303-299-6000 Louisville 51 Broomfield Rec Center to Englewood Station (via Sheridan) Denver Regional Council of Governments Superior 72 W. 64th Ave./ Ward Rd. to Commerce City P-n-R (DRCOG) 76 Lafayette P-n-R to Southwest Plaza Mall (via Wadsworth) RideArrangers Boulder Webster Dr./W. 84th Way to Summit Grove Pkwy/ 92 drcog.org/ridearrangers Colorado Blvd. (via 92nd & Colorado) 303-458-POOL 100 Westminster Center P-n-R to Southwest Plaza Mall (via 88th & Kipling) $2.25 $20.00 $79.00 enhancing 104 Westminster Center P-n-R to W. 106th Ave./Melody Dr. (via 104th) *$1.10 *$10.00 *$39.50 mobility along the 112 Broomfield P-n-R to W. 106th Ave./Melody Dr. (via 112th) US 36 120 Broomfield P-n-R to Platte Valley Medical Center (via 120th) corridor. 128 Broomfield P-n-R to Wagon Road P-n-R (via 128th) 225 Boulder Transit Center to Lafayette P-n-R (via Baseline) 228 Garfield Ave./South Boulder Rd. to Broomfield P-n-R JUMP Boulder Transit Center to Lafayette P-n-R (via Arapahoe) DASH Boulder Transit Center to Lafayette P-n-R (via S. Boulder Road) E x press R O U T E S 31x Federal Blvd./W. 104th Ave. to Market Street Station (via Federal) 40x Summit Grove Pkwy/Colorado Blvd. to Market Street Station (via Colorado) or ending your transit trip. transit your ending or $4.00 $36.00 $140.00 80x W. 82nd Ave./Simms St. to Market Street Station (via 80th) *$2.00 *$18.00 *$70.00 This service is perfect for beginning for perfect is service This 86x Westminster Center P-n-R to Market Street Station your bike on the rack at the front of the bus. bus. the of front the at rack the on bike your 120x Wagon Road P-n-R to Market Street Station Bike-n-Ride service, you can simply place place simply can you service, Bike-n-Ride 122x Wagon Road P-n-R to Civic Center Station you on the bus? That’s right. With RTD’s RTD’s With right. That’s bus? the on you REGIONAL ROUTES Did you know you can take your bike with with bike your take can you know you Did J Table Mesa Dr./Broadway to 23rd Ave./Main St. (Longmont) $4.00 $36.00 $140.00 Bike-n-Ride Service Bike-n-Ride BOLT Boulder Transit Center to 23rd & Main St. (Longmont) *$2.00 *$18.00 *$70.00 BV/BF Boulder Transit Center to Market Street Station Ride locations, visit RTD-Denver.com. visit locations, Ride you need to go within the service area. area. service the within go to need you Bx/BMx Boulder Transit Center to Colorado Station (via Colorado) bus route to another. For a full list of Park-n- of list full a For another. to route bus DD geographic boundary to take you anywhere anywhere you take to boundary geographic Boulder Transit Center to Anschutz/Fitzsimmons Medical hubs where you can easily transfer from one one from transfer easily can you where hubs services operate within a specific specific a within operate services DM Center Park-n-Rides also act as main bus service service bus main as act also Park-n-Rides and your home, work, etc. Call-n-Ride Call-n-Ride etc. work, home, your and S Pearl Pkwy/49th St. to Market Street Station $5.00 $45.00 $176.00 vehicle and complete the trip using transit. transit. using trip the complete and vehicle complete your trip between the Park-n-Ride Park-n-Ride the between trip your complete *$2.50 *$22.50 *$88.00 T Table Mesa P-n-R to Arapahoe at Village Center Station what their name entails; a place to leave your your leave to place a entails; name their what complements the fixed bus routes to to routes bus fixed the complements L/Lx/ 23rd. Ave/Main St. (Longmont) to Market Street Station RTD Park-n-Ride locations provide just just provide locations Park-n-Ride RTD RTD’s US 36 Call-n-Ride service service Call-n-Ride 36 US RTD’s LNx/LSx Park-n-Ride Service Park-n-Ride Curb-to-Curb Service Curb-to-Curb GS Boulder Transit Center to Federal Center Building/Golden Hx 28th St. to Civic Center Station from Boulder to Denver and everywhere in between. in everywhere and Denver to Boulder from $13.00 Boulder Transit Center to Denver International Airport SkyRide *$6.50 N/A N/A travel throughout our busy corridor. US 36 has many transit routes to use for your trips trips your for use to routes transit many has 36 US corridor. busy our throughout travel AB Up to three children 15 and younger ride free with a fare-paying adult. **$5.00 It is our mission at 36 Commuting Solutions to provide all of the tools you need to to need you tools the of all provide to Solutions Commuting 36 at mission our is It * Senior/Medicare/Student discount ** Eco Pass holder fare to DIA except from Airport Blvd./40th Ave. and Stapleton Park-n-Rides We’re here to help to here We’re Active duty military and children ages five and younger ride free on all listed RTD services JUMP FoothillsFoothills JUMP BOLT Community Longmont Erie BOLT Community Longmont Erie Hospital Boulder Valmont Boulder Valmont Boulder 28TH Reservoir Transit PEARL 28TH FOOTHILLS Reservoir To learn more about the RTD Eco TransitCenter PEARL HX FOOTHILLS Center CANYON HXS J 287 HWY US CANYON J ARAPAHOE 287 HWY US Pass or other pass programs to S S ARAPAHOE JUMP University 29th Street S JUMP Universityof Colorado 29th Street reduce the cost of riding RTD in ofat Colorado Boulder L ABAB at Boulder L the US 36 corridor, please email BROADWA LX BV BROADWA 95TH LX BV 95TH BX RD LINE COUNTY [email protected] BASELINE RD LINE COUNTY BMXBX BASELINE 225 BMX Baseline 225 or call 303-604-4383. DD East Boulder BaselineReservoir L Lafayette DD East Boulder Reservoir Lafayette DM Y Recreation L DMGS Y Recreation Lafayette GS Center LafayettePark-n-Ride DASH CenterS BOULDER RD S BOULDER RD Park-n-Ride DASH S BOULDER RD DASH S BOULDER RD Connecting Routes DASH Connecting76, 225, DASH, JUMP, Routes L. Table Mesa BV 76, 225, DASH, JUMP, L. TablePark-n-Ride Mesa BVBX MAIN ST MAIN ST Park-n-Ride BMXBX VIA APPIA Connecting Routes MCCASLIN BMX VIA APPIA PINE Connecting Routes MCCASLIN 206, 209, DASH, BV, BX, DD PINE EMPIRE 206, 209, DASH, BV, BX, DDDM HWY 228 EMPIRE NORTHWEST PARKWAY BMX, DD, DM, HX, S, T, HWY 228Louisville NORTHWEST PARKWAY I-25 DM 42 Hwy State BMX, DD, DM, HX, S, T, HX 36 Louisville Kaiser I-25 SkyRide AB. HX 36 Recreation Center 42 Hwy State Kaiser SkyRide AB. S CENTENNIAL Recreation Center Permanente/ S CENTENNIAL Permanente/ 3 T Louisville Exempla Good 3 9 T Louisville Exempla Good Y 9 MARSHALL Samaritan Y W MARSHALL DILLON RD Samaritan H W DILLON RD H L L E US 36 & McCaslin Centura LX TE US 36 & McCaslin CenturaAvista US 36 & East LX AT Park-n-Ride Avista US 36 & East 76 TA Park-n-Ride Hospital Flatiron Circle 76 Longmont ST Connecting Routes Hospital Flatiron Circle Longmont S Park-n-Ride Connecting Routes R 228, BV, BMX, DD, DM, HX, S, T, O Park-n-Ride 136TH R C 228, BV, BMX, DD, DM, HX, S, T, O 136TH SkyRide AB, Call-n-Ride. K Connecting Routes C SkyRide AB, Call-n-Ride. K C Connecting Routes RE STORAGETEK DR BV, DD, HX. GS C EK R P STORAGETEK DR BV, DD, HX. GS EEK KW Paul Derda LNX PK Y Paul Derda WY MIRAMONTE Recreation LNX Flatiron MIRAMONTE Recreation LSX SuperiorFlatironCrossing Center LSX SuperiorCOALTONCrossing Center 228COALTON Broomfield Wagon Road 228 Broomfield 128 WagonPark-n-Ride Road 76 Park-n-RideConnecting Routes FOOTHILLS FOOTHILLS 76 MIDWAY Connecting Routes FOOTHILLS FOOTHILLS ELDORADO MIDWAY 8, 12, 120, 128, 120X, 122X, PEARL PKWY @ 55TH ELDORADO HWY 8, 12, 120, 128, 120X, 122X, BOLT OLD PEARL PEARL PKWY @ 55TH HWY Call-n-Ride, SkyRide AA. MAIN INDIANA Interlocken BOLT OLD 36 PEARL Call-n-Ride, SkyRide AA. MAIN CENTRAL INDIANA Interlocken INTERLOCKEN LOOP 36 120TH Boulder Transit Center CENTRAL INTERLOCKEN LOOP 51 49TH 120TH 51 120TH 120 Boulder Transit Center 120TH 120 Connecting Routes 49TH 120 120 Connecting Routes J PKWY FLATIRON Rocky st BANK BV, DD, DM, BOLT, SkyRide AB, Y, N. PKWY FLATIRON Rocky 1 Front Range Northglenn CANYON J st BANK BV, DD, DM, BOLT, SkyRide AB, Y, N. 57TH Mountain 1 Front Range Northglenn CANYON 55TH & CENTRAL Mountain Center Community 14TH & WALNUT 57TH US 36 & Metropolitan 12 14TH & WALNUT 55TH & CENTRAL Center Community 12 EISENHOWER US 36 & 30TH 38TH Metropolitan FOOTHILLS 48TH Broomfield Airport College 30TH EISENHOWER 38TH FOOTHILLS 48TH College CANYON @ ARAPAHOE S 55TH BroomfieldPark-n-Ride Airport 76 112TH BOULDERCANYON CREEK @ ARAPAHOE S 55TH Park-n-Ride Interlocken/ 76 112 31 112TH 112 BOULDER CREEK BOULDER CREEK @ Connecting Routes Interlocken/ 112 31 112 BOULDERUNIVERSITY CREEK VILLAGE @ Connecting Routes Westmoor UNIVERSITY VILLAGE INDIANA 76, 112, 120, 128, 228, Westmoor COLORADOJ INDIANA 76, 112, 120, 128, 228, 108TH Northglenn COLLEGE @ COLORADOJ Boulder Legend BV, BF, DD, DM, L, LX, S, T, 108TH AB 51 Westminster UNIVERSITYCOLLEGE @ HILL AB COLLEGE Boulder Legend BV,SkyRide BF, DD, AB, DM, Call L,-n-Ride.
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  • RTD 2019 Factsheet Booklet

    RTD 2019 Factsheet Booklet

    2019 FACT SHEETS Regional Transportation District On the Cover: The first on-road deployment of an autonomous vehicle (AV) made its debut as RTD’s Route 61AV at the end of January 2019. The self- driving EasyMile shuttle is 100 percent electric and will connect passengers from the 61st & Pena Station along the University of Colorado A Line to the Panasonic and EasyMile offices. The shuttle can carry up to 12 passengers and will run Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., making a loop to four stops every 15 minutes at an average speed of 12 – 15 miles per hour. The goal of the project is to determine whether the autonomous vehicle could serve as a possible future first and last mile solution for transit riders. Route 61AV is a pilot project that was approved by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and the newly formed Colorado Autonomous Vehicle Task Force. RTD BOARD OF DIRECTORS Kate Williams Shontel Lewis Angie Rivera-Malpiede Jeff Walker Claudia Folska, Ph.D. District A District B District C District D District E Bob Broom Ken Mihalik Doug Tisdale Judy Lubow Vince Buzek District F District G District H District I District J Chair Troy Whitmore Shelley Cook Natalie Menten Peggy Catlin Lynn Guissinger District K District L District M District N District O GENERAL MANAGER AND CEO Dave Genova TABLE OF CONTENTS Inside RTD . .6 – 7 OTHER Americans with Disabilities Act ............ 60 – 61 RAIL Civic Center Station ...................... 62 – 63 Rail & Flatiron Flyer Map ........................8 Cleaner Air .............................. 64 – 65 Commuter Rail vs.