Start with a website if you’re trying to figure out how to use a bus or light rail system. They’re all listed below. You can also call the customer service number we list if you can’t figure out how to get from point A to point B.
Websites provide info about routes and fares and how to load and unload your bike when taking the bus.
Denver’s RTD discounted bus passes have an online application. You may be able to get help applying for a discounted bus pass from a re-entry organization listed on Remerg.com.
Some community agencies and re-entry organizations listed on Remerg.com provide bus tickets for people who are enrolled in their programs. Be sure to ask.
Denver Metro
Boulder
Boulder's customer service number can be called for route info M-F 6am-8pm, weekends and holidays 9am-6pm. Call 303-447-2848 for the HOP line, which is the bus line between downtown Boulder, Pearl Street, and the college.
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Fort Morgan, Sterling, Yuma (also travels to Denver, Fort Collins, & Greeley)
Northeast
Fort Morgan, Sterling, Yuma
County Express operates in Logan, Morgan, Phillips, Sedgwick, Washington, and Yuma counties. They also travel to other destinations such as Denver, Fort Collins, and Greeley. Call to schedule a ride before 3:30pm. This is an on-demand service so you need to call 24 hours before you need a general ride. See website for more information.
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Denver Metro
Denver
Denver's RTD customer service number can be called for route info
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Denver Metro
Denver
Denver's RTD recently launched its discounted fare program called LiVE Program. The program is for people between 20 and 64 whose income is 185% below federal poverty level ($23,107 for 1-person household, $31,284 for 2-person household). You'll need to provide electronic copies of certain documents and a recent photo. Click on the website to learn more the process, eligibility requirements, and a link to PEAK, which is how you apply online. If you need help, call a re-entry organization listed on remerg.com and ask if they're helping people apply for the LiVE cards.
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Southwest
Durango
Durango Transit's customer service number can be called for route info. See the website for a Rider's Guide. Click on Bus Stops.
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Fruita, Grand Junction, Palisade
Northwest
Grand Junction
Grand Valley Transit's customer service number does not provide individual support unless you leave a message. The website is easy to use to plan a trip.
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Northeast
Greeley
GET's customer service number can be called for route info M-F 8am-5:30pm and Saturday 8am-4pm. Their website can also help you plan your route.
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Ride Free Lafayette allows residents and visitors to get where they need to go within the City of Lafayette and Kestrel community in Louisville for free! Ride Free Lafayette is an on-demand, door-to-door transit service that runs Monday through Sunday, including holidays, from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. The service is free, open to all, and there are no limits to how often you can ride. Rides can be booked in advance or for ASAP pick-up. You can book a ride by calling (833) 456 – 3359, downloading the “On Demand Transit: Rider App,” or by booking online at www.ridefreelafayette.com. Riders who book online or via the app will receive updates with real time arrival and departure times. Learn more at commutingsolutions.org/transit/ridefreelafayette and book your free, on-demand transit trip with Ride Free Lafayette today!
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Denver Metro
Lafayette
Ride Free Lafayette is a free, on-demand, door-to-door bus service that connects people to places within the City of Lafayette. You can book a ride by phone at (833) 456 – 3359, online or via the On Demand Transit: Rider App. Click on the website link to learn more. The Ride Free Lafayette bus will arrive at your pick-up location at the designated time. Residents and visitors can use the Ride Free Lafayette service to connect to transit stops, get to medical appointments, run errands, get to work, visit the community center and much more! The service is free, open to all, and there are no limits to how often you can ride.
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Southeast
Colorado Springs
Mountain Metro, Colorado Springs' public transporation system, has a customer service number you can call for route info, or you can email at transitinfo@springsgov.com.
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Southeast
Pueblo
Pueblo Transit's customer service number can be called for route info. Their website is also helpful.
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Aspen, Carbondale, Glenwood Springs, New Castle, Rifle, Silt, Snowmass Village, Woody Creek
Northwest
Aspen
RFTA's customer service number can be called for route info M-F 8am-4pm. You can also plan your route on their website.
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Northeast
Fort Collins
Transfort is the public transporation service for Fort Collins. Their customer service number can be called 24/7 for route info. It's automated so it might also be useful to check their website.
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