Commentary: Expanding Trax would connect Utahns, draw new talent to the state and help solve poor air quality

Extending TRAX lines south along the I-15 corridor would have a significant impact on not only the local economy but also arguably the state’s most pressing quality of life issue.

Scott Sommerdorf | The Salt Lake Tribune A TRAX train passes by the West Valley City Hall as it leaves the West Valley Central Station 2750 W. 3590 South, Sunday, August 7, 2011. The new TRAX lines, West Valley and the Mid-Jordan/University line opened Sunday.

Commentary: Expanding Trax would connect Utahns, draw new talent to the state and help solve poor air quality

Extending TRAX lines south along the I-15 corridor would have a significant impact on not only the local economy but also arguably the state’s most pressing quality of life issue.

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