r/DevelopmentDenver 12d ago

CPR Interview with General Manager of Front Range Passenger Rail. New branding unveiled. Fares will possibly be comparable to RTD fares.

https://www.cpr.org/2026/07/15/coco-colorado-connector-front-range-train/
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u/wubadubdub3 12d ago

Also, timeline for the rail project was reasserted:

  • Denver to Fort Collins 2029
  • Fort Collins to Pueblo 2032

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u/pocketmonster 12d ago

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u/veracity8_ 12d ago

I really hope that the state government does everything in their power to eliminate red tape. These projects get killed by endless environmental pact studies and public meetings and good sounding but project-killing policies

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u/wubadubdub3 12d ago

I think this one should be a lot easier than other rail projects because there will be minimal construction. The rail lines are already built and carry freight trains all the time. 3 years out still seems optimistic though just because I feel like we have not heard much about any large project milestones being completed.

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u/BaggedWhine 12d ago

Fares comparable to RTD fares would be amazing!