RTD says paratransit demand unsustainable; proposes fare, trip‑cap and program changes
RTD told Denver's Land Use, Transportation and Infrastructure Committee that its Access on Demand paratransit program has grown from about $85,000 monthly to roughly $1.2 million monthly and that the agency is considering fare, trip‑cap and eligibility changes to make the program sustainable.
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Denver ' The Regional Transportation District told Denver's Land Use, Transportation and Infrastructure Committee on Jan. 21 that its supplemental paratransit program, called Access on Demand, has grown quickly and is not financially sustainable in its current form.
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