Salt Lakers want people-first streets. They’re in luck.
Salt Lakers want their streets designed for people, not cars, and this is not an opinion piece. That’s the takeaway from a survey of about…
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Salt Lake to design potential Main Street cycle track
Salt Lake could soon get a three-mile, near-direct route — and possibly longer — for people on bikes riding into and out of downtown on…
Council identifies priority bus routes for expansion
With a newly-adopted Transit Master Plan and an extra $25 million in revenue for next year, the Salt Lake City Council has a unique opportunity to fund the…
City to test roundabout in the 9th and 9th neighborhood
The complicated five-way stop at the intersection of 900 South, 1100 East and Gilmer Drive appears headed for a redesign and city transportation officials are…
City seeks input on draft Transit Master Plan
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,…
City deviates from original plan for the 300 South Bikeway extension
Salt Lake City has begun construction of the University to Downtown Bikeway, an extension of the 300 South protected bike lane/cycle track to the University…
Report shows Salt Lake has an overabundance of parking
Downtown Salt Lake City has enough parking to sustain decades of future growth without needing to build additional parking according to a new report on…
City is expanding bikeway connections to University of Utah
Salt Lake’s bicycle network is expanding and starting this week the city’s Transportation Division will be offering tours of the proposed addition while gathering feedback from…
Protected intersection is set for fall debut
Salt Lake City will have to settle with second place. The City was poised to be the first city in the U.S. to build a protected…
UTA keeps trains running late, buses not so much
Salt Lake residents living close to TRAX might have heard the train running later than usual Sunday night. August 16th was the start of several…
Salt Lake on the Street: Talking Transit with Robin Hutcheson
According to the Salt Lake City Transportation Division new website, slcrides.org, “By 2040, more than 40,000 new residents and 20,000 new employees are expected.”
City plans to make Salt Lake’s wide streets safer for pedestrians
Salt Lake City Mayor Ralph Becker with City Transportation Director Robin Hutcheson officially unveil Tuesday morning a new High-Intensity Activated Crosswalk Beacon (HAWK) pedestrian signal…
