Regional Transportation District officials will add 10 mph speed restrictions on several light rail lines as summer construction progresses, the agency said Monday.
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“Slow zones” will go into effect at 6 a.m. Tuesday on the E and R lines between County Line and Lincoln stations and the D line between the Oxford/City of Sheridan and Littleton/Downtown stations.
RTD crews are conducting preventative maintenance and track repair work “to address minor issues and surface defects,” district officials said in a news release.
The district lifted “slow zones” on the E and R lines between Orchard and Arapahoe at Village Center stations on Monday and for a small section of the H and R lines north of the Nine Mile station.
A map and maintenance schedule are available online.
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