Commentary: Innovation, service and partnerships fuel UTA’s future

We’re excited about several efforts focused on improving service, building ridership, making our system easier to use.

(Leah Hogsten | Tribune File Photo) Steve Meyer, UTA project manager discusses the rail line. UTA contractors and Union Pacific workers are laying the new FrontRunner South commuter rail lines Wednesday, September 29, 2010, in Lehi across the intersection of 400 West and Main Street in Lehi. The $850million commuter rail line will contain six new stations in Murray, South Jordan, Lehi, American Fork, Orem, Provo and two future stations in Draper and Vineyard. The line will be on the east slide of the Union Pacific Railroad line running south from Salt Lake City until 9800 South, where it will switch to the west of the Union Pacific line continuing to Provo.

Commentary: Innovation, service and partnerships fuel UTA’s future

We’re excited about several efforts focused on improving service, building ridership, making our system easier to use.

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