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Demand for These All-Encompassing and Easy to Carry Maps Far Exceeded Initial Printing Projections Demand for these all-encompassing and easy to carry maps far exceeded initial printing projections. More than 200,000 of these pocket-sized maps were widely distributed throughout the metro area. With the opening of the West Rail Line, • 11 new light rail stations (from Jefferson County Government Center to Auraria West, continuing riders everywhere will have more access to the to Union Station) metro area than ever before. Whether you’re • 6 new Park-n-Rides offering 5,605 parking spaces commuting to work, school, or meeting up with • 3 new Call-n-Rides serving Golden, Green friends, you’ll enjoy the speed, convenience, Mountain, and Belmar and comfort of 12.1 miles of new light rail • Enhanced bus service with convenient W connections to light rail and our entire system between Denver, Lakewood, and Golden. • More than four miles of bike paths and Ride West. pedestrian bridges The adventure begins 4.26.13. Union Station W C E Light Rail Pepsi Center• Elitch Gardens Line = 1 W 6 18th•Stout th D Jeffco Union St 16th•Stout . Govt Station F RE Center E 30th•Downing Sports M a Authority ll Line Ri C Field at d Littleton• Union e Mile High 27th•Welton Mineral Station 25th•Welton H 20th•Welton F Line E D C D Littleton• 30th• W Colfax at 18th•California Auraria Mineral Downing 16th•California Theatre District • Line Auraria West Convention Center E Jefferson Lincoln Union County Oak Station Government Center•Golden Red Rocks College F Line 10th•Osage Lincoln 18th• Perry Knox Lamar California W Garrison Sheridan H Line H Federal F Nine 18th• Center Decatur•Federal E Mile California Fare Zone D C Lakewood•Wadsworth A Station Alameda I-25•Broadway Fare Zone Louisiana•Pearl Learn the ropes to riding light rail University • Check our website or call customer service Colorado B Evans for your zone, station, and fare. • Arrive at the station, purchase a ticket at a ticket Yale vending machine, or have your transfer or pass Englewood ready before you board. Southmoor H Nine • Validate a pre-paid ticket or coupon at the red Mile “V” machines on the light rail platform. Oxford-City of Sheridan Dayton • Watch the signs at each station to find out Fare Zone when the next train arrives. • Stand behind the yellow line and wait. C Belleview Littleton•Downtown • Once on the train, an RTD fare inspector may Orchard Arapahoe ask to see your ticket, coupon, or pass. at Village Center Littleton•Mineral • Light rail stops at each station and each stop Dry Creek is announced. C D County Line Lincoln Fare Zone D E F Light rail fares and passes RTD’s light rail system is divided into four fare zones: A, B, C, and D. Fares are based on the number of Buy light rail tickets zones in which you travel. We offer a variety of fare options to accommodate all your needs. RTD’s West Rail Line offers frequent and convenient service every day of the year. You can buy tickets at Fare Travel distance One-way cash fare 10-Ride ticket book Monthly pass the ticket vending machines located at any light rail level (Regular/Discount) (Regular/Discount) (Regular/Discount) station with cash or credit card. You can also buy tickets or passes online at rtd-denver.com or Local Travel in 1-2 adjacent fare zones $2.25/1.10 $20/10 $79/39.50 at any RTD sales outlet. Express Travel in 3 adjacent fare zones $4/2 $36/18 $140/70 RTD sales outlets Regional Travel in all 4 fare zones $5/2.50 $45/22.50 $176/88 Market Street Station RTD Sales Counter at DIA Market/16th Street Mall, Denver West Terminal, Level 5 W * Discount fares apply to all seniors 65+, individuals with disabilities, Medicare recipients, and students in elementary, middle and high Civic Center Station Participating King Soopers school, ages 6-19. Proof of eligibility is required when boarding. Seniors and individuals with disabilities may obtain a special discount Broadway/16th Street Mall, Denver and Safeway stores card. Children five years of age or younger ride free (limit of three children for each fare-paying adult). Active duty members of the U.S. Boulder Transit Center military currently ride for free on all RTD services. 14th/Walnut, Boulder Be safe around trains and buses At RTD, your safety is our top priority. • Always stop as you approach light rtd-denver.com rtd-denver.com Please join us as a partner in safety rail tracks or vehicles. | 303.299.6000 and remember to STOP, LOOK, and • Look both ways before crossing LISTEN when around trains, tracks, the tracks. buses, and construction areas. • Always listen before proceeding. These simple actions can keep everyone safe. • Never walk in front of a moving train. • Never chase the bus or train. • Be careful at light rail street crossings. • Be aware of your surroundings. 100W RALSTON 100 76 W 58TH AVE West Rail Line with Call-n-Rides and connecting bus routes 100 76 31 51 50 70 GS KIPLING FEDERAL WADSWORTH W 44TH AVE 44 STATE HWY 58 44 W 36TH AVE 38 38 WASHINGTON 38 51 W 32ND AVE 32 32 Union Pepsi Center- Station 100 Elitch Gardens W 26TH AVE 28 26 26 28 Sports Authority 76 50 Field at Mile High W 20TH AVE 16 20 20 Golden 28 Auraria Call-n-Ride GS 100 COLFAX West 16 US HWY 6 100 GS 9 9 Oak 100W Lamar Knox Perry Decatur-Federal Garrison 9 UNION Lakewood- W 6TH AVE W 6TH AVE Sheridan CS ES Wadsworth KC ES Jefferson County Government Center-Golden W GS W 1ST AVE 30 17 26 1 C D E F H College FederalCenter Red Rocks 31 W ALAMEDA AVE 3 3 21 Green Belmar Mountain Call-n-Ride SHERIDAN 11 30 Call-n-Ride 11 14 70 100 W MISSISSIPPI AVE 116L 14 ES C-470 31 W FLORIDA AVE 14 21 100L 30L Legend ALAMEDA PKWY W JEWELL AVE 21 36L KC 21 W EVANS AVE W Line = Jefferson Union 100 County Station 50 Government MORRISON RD 76 Center•Golden CS Line = 51 C 30 Littleton• Union 116L Mineral Station 30 30L 30 30L D Line = 30L Littleton• 30th• HAMPDEN Mineral Downing 51 Line = E 285 Lincoln Union FEDERAL Station 51 F Line = Lincoln 18th• California 8 HWY STATE 29 116L 36 H Line = CS 76 Nine 18th• 36L Mile California BELLEVIEW Station 100 SIMMS Local Bus Route Limited Bus Route BOWLES Regional Route KC Belmar 116L Call-n-Ride KIPLING Green Mountain Call-n-Ride WADSWORTH Golden 100L PLATTE CANYON ES Call-n-Ride C-470 KEN CARYL KC SANTA FE West Rail Line stations at a glance Enhanced bus service With the introduction of the West Rail Line, some Station/Park-n-Ride Nearest cross streets Parking Bike amenities Connecting bus routes bus routes have been added, modified, or replaced Decatur/Federal Station Federal Blvd. & Howard Pl. 1,900 spaces Racks/Lockers 16, 30, 30L, 31, 36L to improve your commute and make it easier for you Knox Station Knox Ct. & 12th Ave. No parking Racks 1 to connect with light rail. Perry Station Perry St. & 12th Ave. No parking Racks N/A New routes Sheridan Station Sheridan Blvd. & 14th Ave. 800 spaces Racks/Lockers 50, 51 26 Lakewood Commons to Applewood Lamar Station Lamar St. & 13th Ave. No parking N/A 9 50 between Bear Valley and Arvada via Edgewater Lakewood/Wadsworth Station Wadsworth Blvd. & 13th Ave. 1,000 spaces Racks/Lockers 9, 26, 28, 76 and Lakeside Garrison Station Garrison St. & 13th Ave. No parking N/A Belmar Call-n-Ride 100L between Ken Caryl Park-n-Ride and Federal Center Station Oak Station Oak St. & 13th Ave. 200 spaces Racks/Lockers 16,100 116L between Ken Caryl Park-n-Ride and Federal Federal Center Station 2nd Pl. & Routt St. 1,000 spaces Racks/Lockers 3, 17, 21, 100, 100L, 116L, CS, ES, Center Station GS, KC, Green Mountain Call-n-Ride KC serving Ken Caryl Valley, Ken Caryl Park-n-Ride, Red Rocks College Station 6th Ave. & Arbutus Dr. No parking Racks 17 Civic Center Station and Federal Center Station Jefferson County Government 6th Ave. & Johnson Rd. 705 spaces Racks/Lockers Golden Call-n-Ride Center/Golden Station Modified routes 1, 3, 9, 11, 14, 16, 17, 20, 21, 28, 30, 30L, 31, 32, 3 new Call-n-Rides Call-n-Ride Service area description 36L, 38, 44, 51, 76, 100, AF, CS, ES, GS With the opening of the West Rail Line, we are Belmar Boundaries are Wadsworth Boulevard on the Discontinued routes 303.519.0373 east, including the Belmar Shopping Center, 13th proud to introduce three new Call-n-Ride service Avenue on the north, Kipling Parkway to the west, 16L, 2X, 5X, 6X, 87X, 100X, 116X areas in Belmar, Green Mountain, and Golden. and Morrison Road on the south. Call-n-Ride is a personalized bus service that Green Mountain Extends to 6th Avenue on the north, Kipling Parkway travels within select RTD service areas. Just give 303.483.8283 on the east, Union Boulevard to Alameda Parkway us a call, make a reservation, and for only $2.25 to the west, and Morrison Road on the south. each way, we’ll take you anywhere you want to go Golden Includes the majority of the City of Golden, within the individual Call-n-Ride service area. 303.519.9162 excluding Golden Heights, the Golden Hills neighborhoods, and the Coors Technology Center. .
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