Transportation

Roadways

Adjacent to the Interstates 25, 70, and 76, the BNSF and Union Pacific railroads, and Denver International Airport, Commerce City is a transportation hub serving road, rail, and air. And our central location means your destination is never out of reach.

Commerce City continues to invest in infrastructure improvements that serve local businesses. Visit the City’s Capital Improvement Projects pages to learn more: (include link)

Air Service

Denver International Airport is one of the most active airports in the world serving over 80 million people annually, and it’s right at our doorstep. Air Service: 27 Airlines and over 30 international cities

  • Nonstop Services to Domestic Destinations: 230+
  • Nonstop Services to International Destinations: Over 30 to 17 countries

Visit DEN’s website to see the destinations served: https://www.flydenver.com/nonstop-routes/

Light Rail & Bus Service

Commerce City is served by the North Metro Commuter Rail Line (the N Line), an 18.5 mile commuter rail line running from the Denver Union Station through Commerce City and further north. The N Line connects the northern metro area to the rest of the greater Denver region and the airport. The N Line stop is located at E. 72nd Ave. and Colorado Blvd. Regional Transportation’s District (RTD) provides various bus routes throughout the city as well. Visit their website to learn more: https://www.rtd-denver.com/routes-services

Freight

Two main freight railroads have lines that run through Commerce City

  • Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF)
  • Union Pacific

There are also five transload facilities within the city for rail transport of dry and liquid bulks, aggregate, construction materials, heavy equipment and other commodities.

 

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