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Originally Posted by Ducay
I'd say only the top part of Aspen would fall under that catagory (Aspen Ridge/Meadows). The rest of Aspen has Condos, a huge Brookfield Townhome development, and a ton of your typical downtown professionals in single family homes. Ridership would be quite high I'd imagine given the distance to downtown and the fact most everyone commutes downtown.
Agreed, however, at least at 69th St. they had giant signs around the entrances announcing they would be checking tickets today. If you're going down to the platform zone without a ticket, you deserve a fine.
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I would agree, I know a few people that live in Aspen and most take transit. Those that don't are in management positions and have parking. There are a lot of young families in that area and on the south side of 17th in Montreax.
They didn't have signs at Sirocco. Yesterday they got on at 45st and today at Sunalta.