The US-based Regional Transportation District of Denver (RTD) and its contractor Denver Transit Partners (DTP) have started testing along the G Line after securing the necessary regulatory approval.

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A judge gave RTD approval late Tuesday to resume full testing of the long-delayed G-Line commuter train to Arvada and Wheat Ridge, a move that should help the transit agency get the 11-mile rail line ...

KUSA - The daily commute may be a bit longer and a bit more frustrating for some drivers in metro Denver. Over the next eight weeks, crews will be testing the trains that will be transporting ...

For all you commuters that have been waiting, there's a bit of progress happening with the G-Line. Testing of the G-Line will start Wednesday, June 14, the Regional Transportation District said in an ...

Commuter rail trains along the East Rail Line — or A Line — will now reach a maximum allowable speed of 79 mph as part of a test of the rail system, say Regional Transportation District officials. The ...

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A state administrative law judge late on Tuesday allowed the Regional Transportation District to resume full testing on its long-delayed G Line from Denver’s Union Station to Arvada and Wheat Ridge.

With construction of bridges and other structures largely complete on the 2.5-mile Southeast Rail Extension in Lone Tree, the Regional Transportation District is entering a new phase where light rail ...