UTA’s ‘microtransit’ experiment working well, offers flexibility during COVID-19 outbreak

(Lee Davidson | Tribune file photo) A van for the new UTA On Demand microtransit service opens the door for passengers to enter in Herriman on Nov. 26, 2011.

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