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Vehicle 60 2:12 behind going Train to I-25 & Broadway Station
aprchg University of Denver Station

Vehicle 61 0:51 behind going Train to I-25 & Broadway Station
past Orchard Station

Vehicle 62 Waiting 12:57. 5:17 ahead of going Train to I-25 & Broadway Station
aprchg Lincoln Station Last seen 1:21

Vehicle 63 19:28 ahead of going Train to I-25 & Broadway Station
at Lincoln Station

Vehicle 64 0:05 ahead of going T Line to Lincoln Station
at Pearl Station on Louisiana

Vehicle 66 19:31 ahead of going T Line to Lincoln Station
aprchg Broadway Station Center Track on I-25 Last seen 9:20

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Change at Orchard Station beginning Thu Mar 26 due to construction. Started Thu Mar 26 2026
RTD is coordinating with local partners Goldsmith Metropolitan District and the City of Greenwood Village to ensure customer access to light rail during a six-month project to redevelop the green space at Orchard Station Park beginning March 26. Light rail service will not be affected by the project.

During the initial phase of work, which includes construction of a sound wall along I-25, crews will work to minimize disruptions and maintain access whenever possible. The park will be closed during the second phase, which includes improvements to landscaping and walkways and creation of a new pond and seating area.

While the project is underway, light rail customers can follow posted detours around the perimeter of the construction site to travel to and from the Orchard Station pedestrian bridge.
T Line service change: beginning Sun Sep 27. Starts Sun Sep 27
Change
The T Line (Temporary Line) will be extended northbound to serve Alameda Station, along with minor changes to weekday, Saturday, and Sunday/Holiday schedules.

Reason
Provide additional Operator recovery time and improve customer connections between the T, C and E lines.

Survey Results
Out of 36 respondents, 53% reported a positive impact from the change, 28% indicated it had no impact, and 19% perceived the change negatively. Note: Extension of the T Line to Alameda Station was not part of the Proposed Service Change.