RTD Limits Number Of Riders Allowed On Buses, Trains

Denver CO

10 April, 2020

3:32 PM

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The Regional Transportation District has announced a rider reduction plan, which will begin April 19. Capacity is now limited to around 15 passengers per bus, 20 on larger buses, and 30 riders per rail car. If necessary, buses will bypass stops if social distancing limits are reached, transit officials said. Fare collection has been suspended on all RTD services. Don't miss the latest coronavirus updates from health and government officials in Colorado. Sign up for free Patch news alerts and newsletters for what you need to know daily. Riders are only allowed on the buses and trains for 'essential travel,' which includes trips for groceries, healthcare and medication, or to reach an essential job. "Don't take unnecessary trips, limit time spent in RTD stations to 10 minutes and, as often as possible, keep a distance of 6 feet between yourself and other passengers," officials said in a rider update. Coronavirus Live Colorado Updates Read more: List Of Store Closures Amid Coronavirus Outbreak In Colorado Colorado Coronavirus: 'Essential' Businesses, Services List Support Resources For Small Businesses In Colorado Coronavirus: Health Care For Uninsured In Colorado Face Masks And Coronavirus: 5 Things To Know