Colorado Governor Jared Polis has assumed an adversarial position towards Denver's RTD. Over the past six months, Polis has pressured the agency to move forward on an ill-conceived rail extension from Denver to Boulder, and omitted funds for RTD from the state’s transportation budget.
Read MoreDebra Johnson, the first woman to hold the top leadership post at RTD, and the first CEO since 1995 to be hired from the outside rather than promoted from within, will bring a fresh eye and a multi-city resume that’s relevant to RTD’s challenges.
Read MoreThe 2018 ridership numbers for American transit agencies are in.
Read MoreThe 2018 ridership numbers for American transit agencies are in.
Read MoreWhat's an essential but often missing component of high ridership transit networks? It isn't new branding on buses or the latest light rail car.
Read MoreAs Denver’s population continues to boom, city leaders are stepping up to provide the direction and resources necessary to make public transit a viable option for city residents and stem the growing tide of drive alone commuting.
Read MoreDenver injected some novelty to the planning process with “Build Your Own Transit System,” a digital interface that turns users into transportation planners -- and budget-makers.
Read MoreCrissy Fanganello is Denver’s first Director of Transportation and Mobility overseeing transportation planning, engineering and operations citywide.
Read MoreWhile Congress is consumed with the latest debate over extending the federal transportation policy, progress to make our cities’ streets...