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Arrives September 21, 2020 Union 48th & Brighton • Commerce City Original Thornton Northglenn Eastlake Station Nat’l Western Center • 72nd Thornton • 88th Crossroads • 104th • 112th • 124th Connecting Downtown to Thornton and Beyond The N Line adds even more commuter rail service to connect the metro Denver region. The first 13 miles of the proposed 18.5-mile line will provide service from Union Station through Denver, Commerce City, 13 7 Northglenn, Thornton, and eventually North Adams MILES STATIONS County. Construction on the remaining 5.5 miles will miles of new including Union Station begin in the future as funding becomes available. commuter rail At Union Station, passengers can connect to the C, E and W light rail lines, the University of Colorado A Line to the airport, the B Line to Westminster, the G Line to Arvada/Wheat Ridge, Local and Regional buses, the Free MallRide, and Free MetroRide. 2,480 29 N Line frequency MINUTES PARKING SPACES RTD reduced service on bus and rail across the from Thornton to among 5 new District during COVID-19. This includes changing Union Station Park-n-Rides N Line service to 30-minute frequencies during all service hours. For more information on N Line service changes visit rtd-denver.com/service-changes. rtd-denver.com Stations N LINE LOCAL FARE PILOT PROGRAM From September 28, 2020 through March 27, 2021, as part of a promotional fare pilot program, RTD will offer a local fare for travel on the entire N Line. If the trip includes transferring to additional zones on bus or rail, a higher fare may apply. Find out more at rtd-denver.com/n-line Union Station 48th & Brighton • Nat’l Western Cntr Commerce City • 72nd Original Thornton • 88th 1701 Wewatta St, Denver 80202 4903 N. Brighton Blvd, Denver 80216 3838 E. 72nd Ave, Commerce City 80022 8989 Welby Rd, Thornton 80229 No parking available No parking available 330 spaces 550 spaces No bike storage available 6 racks | 6 lockers 8 racks | 10 lockers 6 racks | 12 lockers Connecting bus routes: Free MallRide, Connecting bus routes: 48 Connecting bus routes: 41L, 49, 72, 88, Connecting bus routes: 80, 88L, 92 Free MetroRide, Local and Regional 88L buses Connecting rail lines: A, B, C, E, G, W Thornton Crossroads • 104th Northglenn • 112th Eastlake • 124th 10375 Colorado Blvd, Thornton 80229 11355 York St, Northglenn 80233 12500 Claude Ct, Thornton 80241 880 spaces 310 spaces 410 spaces 10 racks | 10 lockers 8 racks | 12 lockers 5 racks | 10 lockers Connecting bus routes: 93L, 104, 104L, Connecting bus routes: 12, 112, Connecting bus routes: 120, 120L, 128, Thornton FlexRide Thornton FlexRide Thornton FlexRide rtd-denver.com.

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