RTD B Line

The RTD B Line is a commuter rail line that runs from Denver's Union Station to Westminster.

History
In 2004, the line was planned as Colorado voters approved the FasTracks program, which is a system that will have longer light rail and commuter rail lines. The idea was a commuter rail line that took passengers from Union Station to Longmont. Construction started around 2014. It was decided that there will be two phases for construction; First: Union Station to Westminster, Second; Westminster to Longmont. The first part was complete in 2016, and opened to the public the same year. As of 2021, there has not been any construction on the second part.

Route Description
The line passes over many rail lines, near Coors Field. The line then shares the right-of-way of the current BNSF Front Range Subdivision.

Railroad Crossings
There is only one crossing along the entire line. The crossing has three signals, with a Safetran type 3 e-bell.

Stations

 * Union Station; California Zephyr, A, C, E, G, N, W
 * 41st and Fox; G
 * Pecos Junction; G
 * Westminster