In December, I started a job in Downtown Denver that was going to last for about six months, and I planned on taking the light rail to Downtown Denver from Arvada. After all, it had been finished for a few months, surely it would open in time for me to use it. And if not, at some point during the six months, it'll be there for me to access, right? My six months are almost up, and that light rail has been sitting there, unused, the entire time. I have to drive past the G-Line to a different city to use their light rail, adding a lot of time and gas to my commute. RTD may not be the bad guy here, having to comply with regulations and technology that is brand-new instead of maybe choosing something that actually works. I ride a rail that actually functions, which is clearly better than advanced, new, untried technology that doesn't work and wastes so many resources with an unused light rail line. If the new technology is so untested that this happens, just use what works everywhere else.