A pedestrian was struck and killed by a Regional Transportation District train in Denver’s Central Park neighborhood on Monday, police officials said.
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The northbound ramp from Quebec Street to Smith Road is closed for the crash investigation.
There were 54 passengers on the A Line train at the time and none reported injuries, RTD spokesperson Marta Sipeki said.
Shuttle buses are replacing light rail service between the 38th/Blake and 40th/Airport-Gateway Park stations until further notice, according to the agency.
This is a developing story and will be updated.
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