Routes, alerts, fares, and rider support — clearly explained for every trip across the Front Range corridor. Not a transit website. A rider clarity system.
Now arriving · Union Station
12Pearl St. Connector
Pick two points on the map and the system does the rest — routes, transfers, walking, accessibility, all weighed against the actual schedule and what’s happening on the road right now.
"You shouldn’t have to know zone codes to take a bus to the doctor."
Six shown here. Forty-two routes across the corridor, all in the system map.
All routes & schedules →Severity matters. We sort the everyday delays from the things that change your trip — so the yellow strip only flashes when it actually should.
Routes shift to 1st & Walnut while construction continues. Service runs on the regular schedule — pickup and drop-off just move one block south.
Westbound delays through Pearl St. construction signaling. Expected to clear by evening rush. No detour — just a slower bus.
All fixed routes run a Sunday/Holiday schedule. Paratransit available with 24-hour reservation. No service to government office buildings.
Four options, one comparison. Pick the one that fits how often you ride — single, monthly, student, or reduced. No hidden zones. No surge pricing.
"A transit website should answer the only question a rider is actually asking. Which way is the bus."
New rapid-bus platforms, accessible ramps, and a heated waiting area. The largest single capital investment in agency history. Opens fall 2026.
Two new express routes connecting south suburbs to downtown. Launching January 2027. Public comment period opens this fall.
Fourteen stops along Route 24 received new shelters, lighting, and real-time arrival displays. Completed March 2026.