DENVER — A trespasser on the tracks of RTD’s “Train to the Plane” forced the transportation district to halt service at stops near the airport and instead bus people in to their destination for nearly three hours Monday afternoon.
The Regional Transportation District in a social media post announced the disruption shortly before 1:30 p.m., saying shuttle buses would be replacing the A Line at three stops near Denver International Airport — its last stop — due to a “trespasser on the tracks.”
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No other details about the incident were immediately available.
The affected stops included the Peoria Station, the 40th/Airport – Gateway Park Station, and the 61st/Peña Station.
Service was expected to be impacted “until later today,” RTD officials said, with no estimated time of when service would resume at those affected stops.
By 3:59 p.m., RTD officials said shuttle buses would be recalled and A Line service was resuming at those affected stops.
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