RTD to suspend L Line for 10 days

By David Mullen September 10, 2021 | updated 5 years ago

FILE PHOTO: An RTD D Line light-rail train arrives at the Englewood station headed northbound to downtown Denver. With sponsorship from Molson Coors, RTD is offering free rides on Dec. 31, 2022. (THE DENVER GAZETTE)

Service on the Regional Transportation District’s L Line will be suspended for 10 days beginning Saturday.

Crews will begin repairing and replacing one of the oldest section of tracks on RTD’s light rail system at the 20th and Welton Station downtown at 12:01 a.m. Saturday. As a result, the line will be suspended through Sept. 21.

L Line customers are encouraged to use Bus Route 43 as an alternative for service in the impacted areas.

Service along the L Line will resume on Sept. 22.

FILE PHOTO: An RTD D Line light-rail train arrives at the Englewood station headed northbound to downtown Denver. With sponsorship from Molson Coors, RTD is offering free rides on Dec. 31, 2022. (THE DENVER GAZETTE)

Tags Colorado Construction Denver L Line Light Rail Maintenance. Regional Transportation District Train Work

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