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From the post:
>Regional Transportation District trains linking downtown with west metro Denver may soon run twice as frequently as they have for the past five years — at no extra cost — after transit officials recognized the agency has been paying a contractor millions of dollars for service residents did not receive.
The G Line trains to Arvada would run at a peak frequency of 15 minutes, as they did before the pandemic, instead of 30 minutes. B Line trains to Westminster would be restored to run every 30 minutes, instead of once per hour.
RTD’s publicly elected directors have embraced this doubled frequency as a potential game-changer to boost lagging ridership at a difficult time when agency officials are struggling to address a $250 million-a-year budget hole. They’d been considering service cuts, and agency leaders are planning job cuts.
Yep...
Archive: https://archive.today/sWEdp
From the post:
>>Regional Transportation District trains linking downtown with west metro Denver may soon run twice as frequently as they have for the past five years — at no extra cost — after transit officials recognized the agency has been paying a contractor millions of dollars for service residents did not receive.
The G Line trains to Arvada would run at a peak frequency of 15 minutes, as they did before the pandemic, instead of 30 minutes. B Line trains to Westminster would be restored to run every 30 minutes, instead of once per hour.
RTD’s publicly elected directors have embraced this doubled frequency as a potential game-changer to boost lagging ridership at a difficult time when agency officials are struggling to address a $250 million-a-year budget hole. They’d been considering service cuts, and agency leaders are planning job cuts.
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