Will you breathe easier and ditch your car? What Salt Lake City’s new transit master plan means to you

It’s a long-term blueprint for improving the city’s public transit system and, with it, quality of life.

Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune A UTA supervisor directs Trax riders to a bus to get them to the next stop during a Trax service outage in downtown Salt Lake City in January 2017. The city's new transit master plan calls for significantly improving and expanding bus service in the city in the coming decades.

Will you breathe easier and ditch your car? What Salt Lake City’s new transit master plan means to you

It’s a long-term blueprint for improving the city’s public transit system and, with it, quality of life.

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