Moab-Arches shuttle officially launches as agencies begin measuring its impact

During the six-month pilot, officials will track ridership, visitor travel and parking conditions to assess whether the service offsets vehicle trips and eases parking congestion.

(Andrew Christiansen | The Times-Independent) Federal, state and Grand County officials and other project partners pose for a photo Sept. 8 at Panorama Point in Arches National Park during a ceremony celebrating the Moab-Arches shuttle pilot. The free service began carrying passengers Sept. 1 and officially launched Sept. 9.

Moab-Arches shuttle officially launches as agencies begin measuring its impact

During the six-month pilot, officials will track ridership, visitor travel and parking conditions to assess whether the service offsets vehicle trips and eases parking congestion.

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