Luckily I watched the news

after 'Grey's Anatomy'. I wouldn't have known either. I hope they get this resolved quick as I had to rent a car to get to work.

Stations see riders but no trains

Many people waited for light rail oblivious to the strike, but some weren't mad when they learned.

By Felisa Cardona and Dave Curtin
Denver Post Staff Writers


Many regular riders of RTD's light rail found themselves standing on a platform Monday morning, staring at miles of empty tracks with no clue that RTD's workers decided to strike overnight.

"This is bull," he said. "This totally jacks my day. They could put a sign at the station announcing the strike ..."

Hyun Jo, 26, kept looking at the empty parking lot at the Broadway and Interstate 25 station wondering why it wasn't full.

"So that's why it was kind of empty. I was wondering," she said after hearing of the strike.