PHASE ONE of asphalt repair is starting on Monday, May 20th, on the Rio Grande Trail from Emma Road to Hooks Spur Trailhead (mile post 21.5 to 20.5). This section of the trail will be CLOSED until further notice. Please follow the detour for your safety and the safety of our workers. DETOUR ROUTE: Take
Starting on May 20, 2024, the Rio Grande Trail from Emma Road to the Catherine Bridge Trailhead will be under construction in four phases from Mile Post 21.5 to 16.0. The Roaring Fork Transportation Authority (RFTA) and Holmes Excavation are excited to bring a much-needed improvement to the Rio Grande Trail. We appreciate your patience,
Explore RFTA’s tips to safe and courteous riding! Let’s make every ride enjoyable for all. Be Respectful No disruptive or abusive behavior or language on RFTA buses or on RFTA property. Passengers must follow bus operator directions and all RFTA policies and applicable, RFTA rules and regulations. Food & Drink Eating & drinking is
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We are thrilled to announce that Roaring Fork Transportation Authority (RFTA) has been honored by the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) for its outstanding efforts in reducing greenhouse gas emissions and combating climate change. As part of the U.S. Department of Transportation’s celebration of Earth Day, the FTA recognized transit agencies that are taking innovative approaches
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Colorado weather can be unpredictable. Here are some ways to be prepared for traveling during adverse weather and staying up to date on any delays, detours, and cancellations.
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With the updated RFTA BusTracker website, you can now know exactly when the next bus will show up at your stop and how crowded it will be. In fact, you can even watch an interactive map on your smartphone or computer as the bus glides down the street toward you. The website also lets you
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Detours. Trip Cancelations. Weather delays. What’s the best way to know what’s happening on your bus route? Sign-up for email or text Service Alerts from RFTA. Choose to receive general RFTA system service alerts or just alerts for the route you ride the most How to get sign up: 1. Visit www.myrfta.com 2. Select “Create
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Please keep in mind the following: Bikes must be under 75 lbs. Fat Bikes, bikes with child carriers/panniers, bike trailers/burleys & Xtra-cycle cargo bikes are not allowed. You are responsible for loading, securing & unloading your bike from the rack. Bike loading is a first-come, first-served system. If the racks are full, you will need
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Tips on Transportation for Daycares, Camps, Preschools, Schools and Other Groups. RFTA is happy to provide transportation for groups on all of our regular routes, however, because of capacity constraints, we cannot guarantee that large groups will always be able to travel together.
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Public Hearing Notice – Notice of Update to the Access Control Plan for Management of the RFTA Owned Railroad Corridor The Roaring Fork Transportation Authority (RFTA) is proposing some minor revisions to the 2023 Access Control Plan (ACP) and Design Guidelines (DG) for managing the RFTA owned Railroad Corridor. It is anticipated that the minor
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