• Use one of 70 electronic RTD kiosks to check route and schedule information. These kiosks are located throughout the metro area. Just visit our website to get find their locations. • RTD has an online store on its website where you can purchase monthly passes, 10- and five-ride ticket books and Day Passes. • Ask your employer about the Eco-Pass program. This is a program where employers can pay for or subsidize a discounted fare pass for their employees as an extra benefit. • RTD had more than 96 million boardings in 2007. • Employers are allowed to provide up to $115 per month as a pre-tax transit benefit to employees. • skyRide is the most convenient and affordable way to DIA. You can catch skyRide at thirty stops throughout the metro area. Take skyRide and save your money for the fun stuff. • RTD’s bike-n-Ride program combines bikes with transit. All buses are equipped with bike racks and bikes are also allowed on light rail at any time, on a space-available basis with a special permit. Check it out online at RTD-Denver.com. • RockiesRide is your line drive to Coors Field. RockiesRide is available from twelve area park-n-Ride lots and light rail lines C and E to Union Station. • Watch for RideSmart Thursdays starting this Fall. Commute differently one day a week for clearer highways and cleaner air. Join the movement and get there a whole new way-carpool, vanpool, bike, bus, walk or telework. • Did you know, that public transportation produces 95% less carbon monoxide per passenger mile as private vehicles? Ride more, drive less. • The average commuter spends more than 62 hours a year in rush hour traffic. Take transit to work and ride your bike home. You might like it! • Drivers who switch to public transit prevent 20 pounds of carbon emissions from going into the air each day. You could make a difference. • The typical public transit rider uses half the oil consumed by an automobile driver. • Every minute, more than 1,000,000 plastic bags are thrown away worldwide. Right now, YOU could make that 999,999. • The average office worker uses 10,000 sheets of paper a year. Today, YOU could make that 9,999.