New disruptions start for RTD’s southeast light-rail lines as maintenance work progresses

Less-frequent train service that started last month on the Regional Transportation District’s southeast light-rail lines will expand to more stations Tuesday as a maintenance work project progresses.

Last month’s disruptions included reduced frequency for the E-Line only south of the Southmoor Station, while the H-Line continued running normally.

But the H-Line and the rest of the E-Line will now see 30-minute service frequencies as crews begin working between the Orchard and Southmoor stations, RTD says.On Monday, RTD reported that real-time online tracking data for the E and H lines wasn’t functioning properly, but a spokeswoman expected the data connection to be restored by Tuesday morning.

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