Roaring Fork Transportation Authority
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 RFTA New Flyer DE40I #602 operates on Route 11. |
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| Founded | 1983 |
| Headquarters | 0766 Industry Way, Carbondale |
| Service type | bus service, paratransit |
| Fleet | 82 transit buses 10 shuttle vans |
| Fuel type | biodiesel |
| Web site | rfta.com |
Roaring Fork Transportation Authority was established in 1983, and is operated by a Rural Transportation Authority. The RFTA provides bus service to Aspen, Snowmass Village, Pitkin County, Basalt, a portion of Eagle County, Carbondale, Glenwood Springs and their newest member New Castle.
[edit] Fleet
RFTA currently operates a fleet of 82 vehicles and in 2006 it more than four million passengers. RFTA uses Biodiesel fuel in all of its fleet of diesel power vehicles including its hybrid buses.
[edit] Route list
- Burlingame- free Aspen city service from Burlingame Ranch to Rubey Park
- Castle Maroon- Aspen city service from Aspen Highlands to Rubey Park
- Cemetery Lane- Aspen city service from Red Buttle Lane to Rubey Park
- Four Mountain Connector- seasonal intercity ski service
- Galena Shuttle- seasonal Aspen downtown circulator
- Glenwood Springs North- free Gleenwood Springs city service from West Glenwood Mall to Roaring Fork Market Place
- Glenwood Springs North- free Gleenwood Springs city service from City Market to Cardiff Glen
- Grand Hogback- intercity service from Glenwood Springs to Rifle
- Highlands- Aspen seasonal ski shuttle
- Hunter Creek- Aspen city service from Hunter Creek to Rubey Park
- Roaring Fork Valley- intercity service from Aspen to Glennwood Springs
- Snowmass- service between Aspen and Snowmass Village
- Woody Creek- seasonal service between Aspen and Woody Creek
[edit] External links
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