Tag: mass transit

Over a year since the Salt Lake City officials launched an aggressive public outreach to gather feedback on the city’s first ever Transit Master Plan,…

Salt Lake’s unprecedented growth has revealed some holes in the zoning for larger multi-family developments on mass transit corridors.  To address this, the Salt Lake City…

Since local governments and government agencies can’t actively campaign for Proposition 1, a local option sales tax for transportation funding, local leaders are turning to education campaigns to inform residents of the potential impact of new revenue to pay for various local transportation needs.

The Hive Pass is coming back and Salt Lake City leaders want to make sure that the new pass is more convenient and better advertised…

America’s transportation infrastructure is aging and in serious need of repair.  According to The American Public Transportation Association (APTA), “the nation faces a $160 billion…

Salt Lake City leaders acknowledge that the city’s current public transit network doesn’t adequately meet the needs of city residents.  The Transportation Planning Division, City…

The majority of trustees of the Utah Transit Agency declined a challenge to exclusively use the UTA transit system for seven consecutive days. 

  The Utah Transit Authority has some explaining to do.

  The Salt Lake Tribune is reporting today that Cottonwood Square, the 57-acre mixed use project being developed at the former Cottonwood Mall site in…

The corner of 600 West and North Temple is about to experience a population boom.

A new level of urban living has arrived in Murray.  Murray’s Fireclay district was one of the Salt Lake region’s first transit oriented developments, or …

Salt Lake City leaders should be prepared to face resistance from neighbors as more projects are developed under the new guidelines for the Transit Station…