DENVER — After 86 days of construction, Phase Three of RTD’s Downtown Rail Reconstruction Project has wrapped up and impacted lines are set to re-open. The entire project has been suspending and re-routing lines at times since 2024.
“It really worked on some of the agency’s oldest rail infrastructure,” said Tara Broghammer, senior specialist public relations for RTD. “About 30 years old, and 1,300 feet of rail was replaced.”
Starting Jan. 4, the D, H, and L lines are back to normal.
Major changes to D, H, L Light Rail lines starting Sunday
Specifically, the H Line that has only been able to go from the Florida Station to the Southmoor Station will now continue to its regular route downtown…