Regional Transportation District board set to weigh change in fare evasion enforcement
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DENVER — The Regional Transportation District board is set to vote on whether to direct staff to study a major overhaul of how the agency handles fare evasion — potentially replacing its education-first approach with direct fines RTD could collect itself,…
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DENVER — The Regional Transportation District board is set to vote on whether to direct staff to study a major overhaul of how the agency handles fare evasion — potentially replacing its education-first approach with direct fines RTD could collect itself,…
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