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A new transportation option is being planned for Colorado's Front Range: Front Range Passenger Rail.
🚆 An alternative to I-25 congestion
⚾ A better way to the game
🏥 Expand access to education & healthcare
💵 Invest in local communities
👷 New jobs
Amtrak’s first dual-mode Airo train departing Denver! 🚉
The train was on its way to Pueblo for testing and is expected to enter service in 2027 on the Northeast Corridor. These new trains can use overhead electric wires where available and switch seamlessly to low-emission onboard power where they are not. 🚆
The Denver area already has electrified rail infrastructure. Could this technology help support future Colorado Connector rail service too? ⛰️
05/29/2026
Amtrak’s dual-mode Airo train visited Denver! 🚉
These next-generation trains can run on overhead electric wires where available and switch seamlessly to low-emission onboard generators where they aren’t. 🚆
That flexibility allows new passenger rail services to operate across different types of rail infrastructure today, while remaining compatible with potential future investments and technologies. 🎯
Would you like to see these on the Front Range? ⛰️
Could taking the train get you your time back? Rachel from Brighton sees the as a tool to help her meet with clients across the Front Range without losing hours to I-25 traffic. ⏱️
With clients in Denver, Colorado Springs, and Pueblo, Rachel is excited about turning travel time into productive time—answering emails, preparing for meetings, or simply recharging instead of sitting in rush hour. 🛤️
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05/18/2026
New intercity passenger trains are now arriving across the U.S. 🇺🇸
Over the weekend, Washington welcomed their first new Amtrak Airo to Seattle’s King Street Station. These sleek new trains begin service on Amtrak Cascades this fall and will also run on the Northeast Corridor before long. 🚉
Modern intercity trains are transforming travel in regions very similar to Colorado’s Front Range. Why not here too? ⛰️
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Driving keeps getting more expensive - what if CoCo gave people a more affordable way to travel? Connor from Cañon City thinks so! 🚆
Connor is excited about the because riders would be able to sit back and enjoy their journey without unwelcome surprises from high gas prices, parking costs, or the dreaded “check engine” light from wear & tear. 🚗
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Could the Colorado Connector help Colorado’s economy grow? Karl from Manitou Springs thinks so. 📈
Karl shared that he’s excited about the because it would give people a new way to travel, help connect Front Range communities, and make it easier for people to get around more often. 🛤️
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A more enjoyable way to travel than driving? Jared from Littleton thinks so. 🚆
Jared told us he’s excited about the because it would let him relax, enjoy the scenery, and spend time with friends - instead of having to focus on the traffic while driving to keep himself and everyone around him safe. 🌄
How would the Colorado Connector change how you travel? Share your story via the 🔗 in our bio
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1701 Wynkoop St
Denver, CO
80202