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Regional Transportation District Bonds

The Regional Transportation District (RTD) is a public transportation agency founded in 1969 and based in Denver, Colorado, aimed at providing accessible and efficient transit services for the region. RTD operates an extensive network of bus and light rail services, catering to millions of riders annually while promoting sustainable transportation solutions.

Bond NameCountryMaturityCoupon(%)
REGTRN 5.84% 2050-11-01 USDRegional Transportation DistrictUnited States2050-11-015.8445.56
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Regional Transportation District issue history

RTD has been active in bond issuance since the early 2000s, with significant bond sales aimed at funding infrastructure improvements and service expansions. Notably, in 2014, RTD issued over $1.5 billion in bonds to finance the construction of the FasTracks transit expansion, which aims to enhance connectivity across Denver and its suburbs. Current yields on RTD bonds are competitive within the municipal bond market, bolstered by strong investor interest due to the district's critical role in regional development and ongoing commitment to enhancing public transport.