UTA ski bus to return next season — with help from third-party drivers

An internal memo sent to UTA employees stated that the agency plans to refocus its staff on providing baseline service to commuters across the valley.

(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) The ski bus makes its way up Big Cottonwood Canyon on Sunday, Jan. 7, 2024. UTA plans to solicit bids from third-party vendors to help the agency refocus on its baseline commuter routes.

UTA ski bus to return next season — with help from third-party drivers

An internal memo sent to UTA employees stated that the agency plans to refocus its staff on providing baseline service to commuters across the valley.

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