Are Utahns once again starting to trust Utah’s scandal-scarred transit agency? A new UTA poll says they are after major reforms.

(Steve Griffin | Tribune file photo) A UTA TRAX train climbs out of downtown Salt Lake City as it heads to the University of Utah in 2013.

(Steve Griffin | Tribune file photo) A UTA TRAX train climbs out of downtown Salt Lake City as it heads to the University of Utah in 2013.

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