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Construction closes several light rail lines

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Posted 7/22/11

As a result of construction, there will be temporary light rail closures between July 23 and Aug. 14. During that time, the C and E light rail lines …

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Construction closes several light rail lines

Posted Friday, July 22, 2011 9:00 am

RTD
News Release

As a result of construction, there will be temporary light rail closures between July 23 and Aug. 14.

During that time, the C and E light rail lines will not be in service from the 10th/Osage Station to Denver Union Station. Auraria West, Invesco Field @ Mile High, Pepsi Center/Elitch Gardens and the Denver Union Station will be closed.

On weekdays, passengers may take D, F or H light rail lines to 16th/California. Bus service is available to all closed stations in both directions during the closures. Visit www.rtd-denver.com under RTD News & Alerts for additional information.

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