I know nothing about Denver but this looks like there is a loop of dense transit on one side of downtown, a hub of dense transit slightly to the northwest, and incredibly minimal connection between the two? Seems strange. More on reddit.com

Very cool map. I like the geometry and the colors. I believe that with GDTs proposal, the Lucent stop is off the table, instead diverting the southwest corridor directly south of Mineral (South Metro on your map) with a stop at Highlands Ranch Parkway. Also I believe that GTDs proposal takes the B line down the Southwest corridor as well, essentially giving the Pecos Junction- Highlands Ranch Parkway segment 10 minute headways. Additionally, the C (G) line is supposed to extend 2 stops west to Downtown Golden, while R line service is supposed to be reinstated down to Ridgegate. The B line is so up in the air as far as stop locations. Currently I believe Downtown Westminster (not to be confused with the current Westminster) is slated to get a stop as well as Twin Peaks in Longmont. But this seems to change every few years. Very nice map regardless. More on reddit.com

That's pretty cool. Good job. More on reddit.com

Hi r/Denver , I wanted to share a little project that I've been working on, a sort of alternate version of the RTD schematic map. I hope it is ok that I am posting this here even though I'm not a local to the area, though I have very much enjoyed your city when I have visited! (mods, let me know if this needs to be removed or edited in some way). This map is actually part of a larger series I've been working on, showing all passenger rail systems in various US metros in sort of single, comprehensive maps. Admittedly the Denver system is a little more sparse than say Boston or DC - with those maps I endeavored to show all subway/commuter rail/light rail systems on one map, with things like tunnels, bikesharing, accessibility, etc. Denver's system seems to be a bit more self-contained, but it was still fun to put this together. Since I am not a local and have only visited, I'd love to get your feedback on both style/aesthetic as well as corrections to the actual map content. If you see any errors, let me know! I'll also note that while I realize there are a few potential extensions planned (such as running a line out to Boulder), since as far as I can tell they aren't actively under construction I did not include them here. Thanks! More on reddit.com