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Vol. 03 · Spring ’26 — Front Range Edition

Catch your
ride. Move
with confidence.

Routes, alerts, fares, and rider support — clearly explained for every trip across the Front Range corridor. Not a transit website. A rider clarity system.

42Routes
1.8MRiders / month
96%On-time service
A Front Range bus arriving at a transit station Now arriving · Union Station 12Pearl St. Connector
Live now
Downtown Transit Center detour · routes 1218B shift to 1st & Walnut through Sep 30   //   Route 24 running 5–10 min late through 7 p.m.   //   Memorial Day Sunday schedule for all routes
01Plan your tripTrip planner

From here to wherever you’re headed.

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."

Swap ⇄
Depart now Arrive by Accessible Fewest transfers
02Know your route42 routes, 3 service types

Every route, on one honest page.

Six shown here. Forty-two routes across the corridor, all in the system map.

All routes & schedules →
03Stay informed3 active right now

Alerts, not alarms.

Severity matters. We sort the everyday delays from the things that change your trip — so the yellow strip only flashes when it actually should.

Major · changes your trip Minor · delays only Info · schedule notes
Now · ActiveDetour

Downtown Transit Center detour

Routes shift to 1st & Walnut while construction continues. Service runs on the regular schedule — pickup and drop-off just move one block south.

1218B
Major
Until 7 p.m.Delay

Route 24 running 5–10 min late

Westbound delays through Pearl St. construction signaling. Expected to clear by evening rush. No detour — just a slower bus.

24
Minor
Mon, May 27Holiday

Memorial Day Sunday schedule

All fixed routes run a Sunday/Holiday schedule. Paratransit available with 24-hour reservation. No service to government office buildings.

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Info
04Fares & passes$1.50 – $92

The cost of moving, plainly explained.

Four options, one comparison. Pick the one that fits how often you ride — single, monthly, student, or reduced. No hidden zones. No surge pricing.

PassPriceWho it’s forWhat you get

Single Ridepay-as-you-go

$3.00
Occasional riders & visitors. No commitment.
2-hour transfer · cash, card, or mobile · accessible vehicles
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Monthly Unlimitedmost popular · 4 of 5 commuters

$92
Daily commuters who want one number on the credit card statement.
Unlimited rides, all routes · auto-renewal · tap-to-ride mobile · family-of-three discount
Get monthly →

Student PassFRCC, high school, university partners

$45/mo
High school and college students with verified enrollment.
Unlimited rides · school-issued eligibility · FRCC partnership routes
Apply →

Reduced Fareseniors 65+, Medicare, low income

$1.50
Half-off single ride. Reduced monthly available with verified eligibility.
50% off single · reduced monthly · apply in person or online
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05What we believe
"A transit website should answer the only question a rider is actually asking. Which way is the bus."
— Internal memoFront Range Transit · Volume 3 · 2026
06What we’re buildingCapital projects

The corridor, five years from now.

01.
In progress

Downtown Transit Center expansion

New rapid-bus platforms, accessible ramps, and a heated waiting area. The largest single capital investment in agency history. Opens fall 2026.

Affects routes 12 · 18 · B
02.
Planned

South corridor commuter expansion

Two new express routes connecting south suburbs to downtown. Launching January 2027. Public comment period opens this fall.

New service · South Front Range
03.
Recently done

Pearl Street shelter upgrades

Fourteen stops along Route 24 received new shelters, lighting, and real-time arrival displays. Completed March 2026.

Completed · March 2026