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 |
| Website | 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.
Fleet [edit]
RFTA currently operates a fleet of 82 vehicles and in 2006 it carried more than four million passengers. RFTA uses Biodiesel fuel in all of its fleet of diesel power vehicles including its hybrid buses.
Route list [edit]
- 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
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