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  1. A proposed passenger rail service is being planned between Denver and Fort Collins, with RTD partnering with the state agency, CDOT.

CDOT is funding and building new rail lines connecting Denver to Fort Collins, Colorado Springs, and linking Boulder and Broomfield.

5 reports, 3 independent Updated Oct 11
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CDOT is funding and building new rail lines connecting Denver to Fort Collins, Colorado Springs, and linking Boulder and Broomfield.

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DenverFort CollinsColorado Springs

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  1. New starter service connects Denver and Fort Collins, with the connector extending to Colorado Springs.1 source
  2. Potential expansion targets for the rail service include Denver, Fort Collins, Pueblo, and Colorado Springs.Sub-event
  3. The rail line project is advancing, with plans to extend near the New Mexico border.1 source
  4. The Front Range Passenger Rail District expanded its service area to include Fort Collins, Loveland, Boulder, Denver, and Colorado Springs, and is seeking a tax increase.Sub-event
  5. New rail lines are funded by CDOT, connecting Denver to Fort Collins, Colorado Springs, and linking Boulder/Broomfield.1 source

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