Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
Effective September 27, 2026, customers of Routes 15/15L will board from completed Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) center station platforms between Broadway and Colorado Blvd. Center station platforms include new security cameras, lighting, Public Address (PA) systems and emergency phones. Customers will continue to board the bus and pay their fare at the forward door but may exit from any door. To expedite travel time, bike racks have been installed inside the buses, rather than at the front of the bus. Customers with bikes will board at the rear door to load their bikes onto racks inside the bus, then pay at the front of the bus. Another new feature to expedite service is near-level boarding at stations. For customers with accessibility needs, the bus will raise and a ramp will be deployed for ease of boarding. The East Colfax Avenue Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) project is led by City and County of Denver, with RTD and the City of Aurora as partners.
Effective September 27, 2026, customers of Routes 15/15L will board from completed Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) center station platforms between Broadway and Colorado Blvd. Center station platforms include new security cameras, lighting, Public Address (PA) systems and emergency phones. Customers will continue to board the bus and pay their fare at the forward door but may exit from any door. To expedite travel time, bike racks have been installed inside the buses, rather than at the front of the bus. Customers with bikes will board at the rear door to load their bikes onto racks inside the bus, then pay at the front of the bus. Another new feature to expedite service is near-level boarding at stations. For customers with accessibility needs, the bus will raise and a ramp will be deployed for ease of boarding. The East Colfax Avenue Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) project is led by City and County of Denver, with RTD and the City of Aurora as partners.
