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Trips to Fashion Place West Station will use South Temple between 400 West and State Street.

Trips to Murray North Station will begin at 400 S / Redwood Rd (WB).

Trips to Poplar Grove will end at 400 S / Redwood Rd (EB).

Trips to Poplar Grove will use 100 South between 500 East and West Temple, and South Temple between West Temple and 300 West.

Trips to Murray North Station will use South Temple between 300 West and State St, and 100 South between State St and 500 East.

No service to Bingham Junction and Sandy Civic Center stations.

Route extended south to South Jordan Station via Jordan Gateway.

Route extended north to Fashion Place West Station via 700 West, Winchester St.

Schedule adjusted for better connections at North Temple Station.

Route will run every 15 minutes on weekday afternoons.

Schedule adjusted to match TRAX schedule on Saturdays.

Schedule adjusted to match TRAX schedule.

Schedule adjusted for reliability and to match TRAX schedule.Schedule adjusted to improve transfers at Murray Central Station.Schedule adjusted to match TRAX schedule on weekends.Route temporarily shifted to 800 South between 300 West and 900 East due to construction.Trips to Olympus Cove will begin at 400 S / Redwood Rd (EB).Trips to Poplar Grove will end at 400 S / Redwood Rd (WB).Service to Cheyenne Street, 500 South, and Redwood Road discontinued.Schedule adjustments due to construction.Routing restored to 200 South between 700 East and 900 East.Western end of the route extended to Orange Street Transit Center in Poplar Grove.Trips to Poplar Grove will use 100 South between 200 East and West Temple.Trips to University Hospital will use South Temple between West Temple and 200 East.Downtown routing adjusted due to construction on 200 South.Friday only: new northbound trip from Provo Central to North Temple at 10:46 p.m.New northbound trip from Provo Central to North Temple at 8:16 p.m.Northbound trip from Provo Central to North Temple at 6:16 p.m.New southbound trip from Ogden Central to Salt Lake Central at 9:37 p.m.Southbound trip from Ogden Central to Salt Lake Central at 7:37 p.m.Ogden Station renamed to Ogden Central Station, coinciding with the opening of OGX.Sunday schedule adjusted to offset the Blue Line, providing trains every 15 minutes between Courthouse and Fashion Place West Stations.Sunday schedule adjusted to offset the Red Line, providing trains every 15 minutes between Courthouse and Fashion Place West Stations.Trains will come every 15 minutes on Saturdays, matching weekday service.Schedule adjusted to match FrontRunner schedule.OGX will run every 5 minutes between Weber State Central and Dee Events Center stations.Schedule adjusted to offset with OGX main line service.Every 30 minutes on Sundays (10 a.m.-6 p.m.).Every 15 minutes on Saturdays (9 a.m.-10:30 p.m.).Every 5 minutes between Weber State Central and Dee Events Center stations, in conjunction with the OGX Wildcat Shuttle.

Every 10 minutes on weekdays (4:30 a.m.-midnight).UTA’s newest BRT line running between Ogden Central Station and McKay–Dee Hospital, via Weber State University and Downtown Ogden.Salt Lake County | Utah County | Weber & Davis County | Rail Map | Frequency Table

#Green trax schedule download#

Long-term detours persist on routes 1, 2, 4, 9, 205, 209, and 220 in downtown Salt Lake City, the detours are due to ongoing construction on 200 Southįor more information, to purchase your pass, or to plan your trip, download the Transit app found in any app store (it’s free), or call 801-RIDE-UTA (80).Īll service adjustments go into effect on August 20, 2023.Saturday service on TRAX and S-Line in Salt Lake City increase to 15-minute frequency.These adjustments are considered based on evolving ridership patterns, ongoing community needs, and feedback received from the general public.Ĭlick on any of the route numbers listed here to see a summary of the changes and modifications made to each particular route, with a link to the route’s updated schedule.Īmong other changes, three major themes have evolved for August 2023: The Utah Transit Authority is constantly reviewing, updating, and adjusting service across the region, and we do so three times a year: April, August, and December.