Transit center a boost

Transit center a boost

Bus ridership numbers up since Durango Intermodal Transit Center’s opening
At one time not too long ago, the city operated its transit hub from the Albertsons parking lot. Today, the Durango Intermodel Transit Center, an 8,000-square-foot facility that opened in 2009, has provided a convenient, central hub for mass transit users.
Durango Transit, the city’s bus and trolley system, has seen ridership increase from 365,050 in 2008, the year before the Durango Intermodal Transit Center was built, to 613,631 in 2013.
Tony Luna, of Bayfield, boards the Road Runner Transit bus, which Dan Goseny drives through Durango, Bayfield and Ignacio twice in a day. Soon, Road Runner plans to unveil a line from Durango to Grand Junction that will operate from the Durango Intermodal Transit Center.
A passenger enters the Durango Intermodal Transit Center on west Eighth Street to ask for instructions about which bus to ride. The building acts as a regional hub for public transportation, including buses operated by Durango Transit, Ignacio Road Runner and Purgatory at Durango Mountain Resort.
SHAUN STANLEY/Durango Herald

Rules are posted outside of the Durango Intermodal Transit Center on west Eight Street.

Transit center a boost

At one time not too long ago, the city operated its transit hub from the Albertsons parking lot. Today, the Durango Intermodel Transit Center, an 8,000-square-foot facility that opened in 2009, has provided a convenient, central hub for mass transit users.
Durango Transit, the city’s bus and trolley system, has seen ridership increase from 365,050 in 2008, the year before the Durango Intermodal Transit Center was built, to 613,631 in 2013.
Tony Luna, of Bayfield, boards the Road Runner Transit bus, which Dan Goseny drives through Durango, Bayfield and Ignacio twice in a day. Soon, Road Runner plans to unveil a line from Durango to Grand Junction that will operate from the Durango Intermodal Transit Center.
A passenger enters the Durango Intermodal Transit Center on west Eighth Street to ask for instructions about which bus to ride. The building acts as a regional hub for public transportation, including buses operated by Durango Transit, Ignacio Road Runner and Purgatory at Durango Mountain Resort.
SHAUN STANLEY/Durango Herald

Rules are posted outside of the Durango Intermodal Transit Center on west Eight Street.
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