Denver Relocation Guide

situated between Boulder and Denver and offers services for charter and private planes. Owned and operated by Jefferson County, this airport provides 24- hour customs service and employs approximately 300 people.

GROUND TRANSPORTATION Greyhound Bus Lines 1055 19th St. Denver, 80202 303-293-6555 www.greyhound.com Just a few blocks from the Regional Transportation District’s Market Street Station, the terminal for Greyhound and other private bus lines is located at 20th and Curtis streets.

SuperShuttle Denver

4929 Ironton St.

Denver, 80239

303-370-1300 www.supershuttledenver.com SuperShuttle Denver provides residential and office pick-up and drop-off service to and from the Denver International Airport.

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION Regional Transportation District (RTD) 1600 Blake St. Denver, 80202 303-299-6000 www.rtd-denver.com Denver’s Regional Transportation District (RTD) provides transit service throughout metro Denver, including 140 bus routes that service 10,000 stops; 35 miles of light rail service (see sidebar on T-REX Project); and nearly 80 Park-n-Ride locations. Other services include the skyRide shuttle service to and from Denver International Airport, and special services for children, seniors, disabled persons, business commuters, and recreational purposes.

TAXI SERVICES

Find taxi services at Denver International
Airport, as well as at locations throughout
the city. Generally available 24 hours a
day, seven days a week, the largest taxi
service companies in the area include:

Metro Taxi Denver 303-333-3333 www.metrotaxidenver.com

Yellow Cab of Denver 303-777-7777 www.yellowtrans.com

Freedom Cabs – Denver & Boulder 303-444-4444 www.freedomcabs.com

RAIL TRANSPORTATION Amtrak – Union Station* 1800 21st Street Denver, 80202 800-872-7245 www.amtrak.com Amtrak offers daily departures from Denver with connections in Chicago, Omaha, Salt Lake City and Emeryville/San Francisco. *The station’s permanent home by spring 2014 will be at Union Station, when construction there is completed.

Denver Union Station 1701 Wynkoop St. Denver, 80202 303-534-6333 www.denverunionstation.org Denver Union Station is a vital link in getting people to where they want to go in metro Denver. Currently under redevelopment, the historic station will eventually serve as a 24-hour hub for commuter and light rails (including Amtrak and the East, Gold, North Metro, and Northwest commuter rail lines), buses, taxis, shuttles, vans, limos, bicycles and pedestrians.

MAJOR ROADWAYS www.dot.state.co.us Metro Denver is continually working to develop and expand its transportation system, including the construction of the area’s first beltway and toll road system; the T-REX project in 2006 (see sidebar);