The following section outlines the updated draft unphased plan for the 2025-2029 Five-Year Service Plan by year. This is the framework upon which the plan is built, updated, and refined, before final adoption and implementation. These proposed components aren't set in stone and will undergo additional rounds of revisions and changes based on community feedback and other inputs, including stakeholder feedback, operational feasibility, workforce capacity and planning, budgetary considerations, community needs, compliance with federal Title VI regulations regarding discrimination, and ongoing analysis of our system, following public comment. We carefully consider the operational cost and feasibility of any potential change.

As this plan is updated, any additional service will be subject to available resources. There are also some notable changes between this plan and the 2023-2027 Five-Year Service Plan. Compared to the 2023-2027 Five-Year Service Plan, this plan includes more routes that increase coverage in the region; projects that were previously vision items; an emphasis on improving hours for employees and riders, and increased connections. Additionally, two new transit centers and the Davis-Salt Lake Community Connector have been added to the 2025-2029 Five-Year Service Plan.

Public Input

UTA relies on public participation to shape its service. This Five-Year Service Plan includes route changes that have been prioritized by riders and community members. The UTA Planning team receives public comments daily as they are submitted by riders and community members through the UTA Customer Service Department. These factors have been and will be used to finalize the Five-Year Service Plan and present for approval in February to UTA Board of Trustees. The changes identified in the Five-Year Service Plan will be used to identify and implement changes throughout the coming years and particularly in August of each year (“Change Day”).

In addition to public comments that speak to riders’ experiences on the transit system, the UTA Planning Department also refers to previous public comments from various efforts including the Long-Range Transit Plan, the previous Five-Year Service Plan, as well as Change Day public comment period This information is combined with technical analysis and consideration of operating and cost constraints to develop the 2025-2029 Five-Year Service Plan.

Constraints

UTA has fixed resources, including workforce considerations in operations. We carefully consider the operational cost and feasibility of any potential change. As this plan is developed, transit service is subject to available resources. Some changes may also show up in future Five-Year Service Plans or the Long Range Transit Plan.

Ogden Local Service Changes

• Purpose:
• Optimize the system for more access within our current limits
• Restore service in areas where it was previously reduced
• Details:
• Route 600: 15-minute service on former route 470 corridor north of Farmington Station
• Route 610: New local service connects destinations throughout Ogden (replaces portions of routes 612, 625)
• Route 645: Increase service to 30-min, reroute to avoid duplicating OGX, combine with 640 between WSU and Roy Station
• Route 604: Extend to WSU (replaces route 455)
• Route 612: Shorten to Ogden Station (replaces route 601)
• Ogden-Weber Technical College end of line improvements

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Weber/Davis/Salt Lake Regional Service Changes

• Purpose:
• Improve operator work by reducing irregular shifts and improving daytime transit services
• Respond to community feedback
• Optimize the system for more access within our current limits
• Details:
• Route 470X: Davis-Salt Lake Connector
• Route 609: Service to Park & Ride lots in east Davis County
• Add routes 400, 417 in Salt Lake / South Davis County
• Replaces current routes 455, 473
• Centerville end of line improvements

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Weber/Davis Regional Service Changes

• Purpose:
• Respond to community feedback
• Optimize the system for more access within our current limits
• Details:
• Route 600: 15-minute service on route 470 corridor north of Farmington Station
• 15-minute service to Layton Hills Mall / Antelope Drive
• Route 640: Shorten to Clearfield Station
• Route 627: Extend to Fruit Heights Park & Ride
• Routes 627 and 628: Realigned to maintain coverage
• Layton Station end of line improvements

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Roy Station Changes

• Purpose:
• Improve operator work by reducing irregular shifts and improving daytime transit services
• Optimize the system for more access within our current limits
• Details:
• Routes 604, 626, 640, 645: Reroute to begin/end at Roy Station for improved transfers, better operator layovers
• Replaces route F620

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North Weber County Changes

• Purpose:
• Respond to community feedback
• Optimize the system for more access within our current limits
• Details:
• Routes 612, 613, 630: Realigned to serve Pleasant View Station for improved connections, better operator layovers
• Route 613: Realigned to serve BDO (replaces route F618)
• Routes 616 (suspended), F618: Discontinued
• New Innovative Mobility Zone
• Ongoing Paratransit coverage analysis

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Brigham City Changes

• Purpose:
• Implement Long Range Transit Plan and prepare for future service/projects
• Respond to community feedback
• Optimize the system for more access within our current limits
• Details:
• Route 630: Increase weekday frequency to 30 minutes
• Innovative Mobility Zone in Brigham City; Replace route F638

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200 South Changes

• Purpose:
• Implement Long Range Transit Plan and prepare for future service/projects
• Respond to community feedback
• Restore service in areas where it was previously reduced
• Details:
• Increase weekday frequency on 200 South to 6-9 minutes
• Routes 2A/2B: Loop in both directions at U of U Campus
• End of line improvements or Transit Center 

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Route 205 Changes

• Purpose:
• Restore service in areas where it was previously reduced
• Details:
• Increase weekday and Saturday service to 15 minutes
• Power Station Transit Center

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Magna/West Valley City Changes

• Purpose:
• Improve operator work by reducing irregular shifts and improving daytime transit services
• Restore service in areas where it was previously reduced
• Details:
• New Magna Transit Center
• New Route 31: 3100 South, Central Pointe

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Midvalley Express Changes

• Purpose:
• Implement Long Range Transit Plan and prepare for future service/projects
• Optimize the system for more access within our current limits
• Restore service in areas where it was previously reduced
• Details:
• Route 50X:New Midvalley Express (MVX) route
• Routes 45, 47, 227: Adjusted to reduce duplication
• Route 227: Extended to Millcreek, Historic Sandy Stations (Replaces route F590)

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S-Line Street Car Extension

• Purpose:
• Implement Long Range Transit Plan and prepare for future service/projects
• Details:
• Extend S-Line Streetcar to Highland Drive

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5600 West Changes

• Purpose:
• Implement Long Range Transit Plan and prepare for future service/projects
• Respond to community feedback
• Details:
• Route 256: New 5600 West Line connects west Salt Lake County, International Center, Airport
• Replaces route F556
• Airport, International Center, 5600 West Transit Centers and end of line facilities

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Hogle Zoo Changes

• Purpose:
• Implement Long Range Transit Plan and prepare for future service/projects
• Respond to community feedback
• Restore service in areas where it was previously reduced
• Details:
• New roundabout at Crestview / Sunnyside
• Route 17 adjusted to serve Zoo via roundabout
• Route 223 adjusted to serve 1500 East / Guardsman Way
• Hogle Zoo end of line facility

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South Salt Lake County Changes

• Purpose:
• Implement Long Range Transit Plan and prepare for future service/projects
• Respond to community feedback
• Details:
• Extend routes 200, 217 to South Jordan Station
• Extend route 218 to The Point via Riverton, Bluffdale
• Extend route 871 to Sandy Civic Center Station via The Point
• Point of the Mountain Transit Center

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Riverton/Herriman/Draper Changes

• Purpose:
• Respond to community feedback
• Details:
• Route 126: New route connects top on-demand destinations in South Salt Lake County
• Route 248: Extend to Daybreak Parkway Station
• Daybreak Transit Center

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Salt Lake County Industrial Areas Changes

• Purpose:
• Improve operator work by reducing irregular shifts and improving daytime transit services
• Respond to community feedback
• Optimize the system for more access within our current limits
• Details:
• Routes 18, 26, 236: Increase all-day coverage to industrial areas, connect with Airport / International Center
• Route 208: New connection to Central Pointe Station
• Replaces routes 509, 513, 551
• Airport, International Center, 5600 West Transit Centers and end of line facilities

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300 West Changes

• Purpose:
• Implement Long Range Transit Plan and prepare for future service/projects
• Respond to community feedback
• Details:
• New Route 203 connects the Granary District
• Central Pointe end of line improvements

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Fort Union Transit Center Changes

• Purpose:
• Improve operator work by reducing irregular shifts and improving daytime transit services
• Optimize the system for more access within our current limits
• Details:
• New end of line location near Fort Union
• Improved transfers between buses and improved layover for operators

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Southwest Salt Lake County Changes

• Purpose:
• Respond to community feedback
• Details:
• Route F264: New route serves employment centers

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Innovative Mobility Zones Changes

• Purpose:
• Respond to community feedback
• Optimize the system for more access within our current limits
• Details:
• New zones 503 West Salt Lake County and 504 East Salt Lake County in Cottonwood Heights, Midvale, Sandy, South Jordan, West Jordan
• Zone 501 expanded coverage to Herriman, South Jordan, Copperton

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South Utah County Changes

• Purpose:
• Implement Long Range Transit Plan and prepare for future service/projects
• Respond to community feedback
• Details:
• Route 823: New route serves commercial centers in Springville, Spanish Fork
• Springville and Spanish Fork end of line improvements

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Northwest Utah County Changes

• Purpose:
• Implement Long Range Transit Plan and prepare for future service/projects
• Respond to community feedback
• Details:
• New Park & Rides in Saratoga Springs, Eagle Mountain
• Route 860: new route serves Park & Rides, American Fork Station
• New Innovative Mobility Zones (583 Lehi, 584 East Utah County, 585 Saratoga Springs, 582 Eagle Mountain)
• Paratransit coverage expanded
• Replaces Route 806
• Eagle Mountain, American Fork, and Lehi end of line improvements or Transit Center

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North Utah County Changes

• Purpose:
• Implement Long Range Transit Plan and prepare for future service/projects
• Details:
• Route 850: reroute to serve Valley Grove area
• Route 862: connects Pleasant Grove / Lindon / Vineyard via Geneva Road
• New Innovative Mobility Zone 584 East Utah County
• Vineyard Station Transit Center

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Provo Airport/West Provo Changes

• Purpose:
• Respond to community feedback
• Optimize the system for more access within our current limits
• Details:
• Route 833 serves Provo Airport, East Bay
• New UTA On Demand service Zone 581 West Provo

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Route 400: New route connecting Salt Lake Central FrontRunner Station to Woods Cross FrontRunner Station. Proposed 30-minute all-day service weekdays.

More information: New route that would connect Salt Lake Central Station, Woods Cross FrontRunner Station, employment centers in Bountiful, destinations along Orchard Drive, and the Utah State Capitol. Route 400 would replace segments of Route 455 that will be discontinued when Route 470X begins operations. Route 400 would also replace sections of Route 200 at the State Capitol. 30-minute all-day service weekdays.

Reason for Change: Align Resources; Replacement or consolidation of other routes

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Route 417: New route connecting northern Salt Lake City (Rose Park) to southwestern Davis County. Proposed 30-minute all-day service weekdays.

More information: New route would serve Redwood Road between North Temple (Salt Lake City) and 500 South (Woods Cross), Woods Cross FrontRunner Station, Orchard Drive north of 500 South (Bountiful), and commercial areas near I‐15 in Centerville. 30-minute all-day service weekdays.

Reason for Change: Align Resources; Replacement or consolidation of other routes; Support new connections.

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Route 470X: New route planned as part of Davis-SLC Connector project. Would provide 15-minute all-day service.

More information: Davis-SLC Community Connector, would provide service between Farmington FrontRunner Station and Research Park at the University of Utah. Route 470X would replace Route 470, Ogden/Salt Lake Intercity, south of Farmington FrontRunner Station. Route 470 north of Farmington would be replaced by 15-minute service on Route 600. Route 470X would also replace portions of Route 455, U of U/Davis County/Weber State University, and Route 667, Lagoon/Station Park Shuttle, which would be discontinued when service starts on 470X. 15-minute all-day service.

https://www.rideuta.com/Current-Projects/Davis-SLC-Community-Connector

Reason for Change: This change in service has been planned as part of the Davis-Salt Lake connector project to improve connectivity between Davis and Salt Lake Counties.

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Route 600: New route connecting Weber and Davis Counties. Proposed 15-minute all-day service.

More information: New route would add service to the current Route 470 corridor between Farmington FrontRunner Station and the 17th St and Wall Ave intersection in Ogden, connecting to commercial areas in Layton, Clearfield FrontRunner Station, and Ogden FrontRunner Station in between. This route would replace the portion of Route 470 that provided 30-minute service from Farmington northward. It also replaces the Ogden Trolley (Route 601) which had served downtown Ogden every 20 minutes, and the Midtown Trolley (Route 628) which served destinations in Layton and Clearfield every 30 minutes. 15-minute all-day service.

Reason for Change: Align Resources; Replacement or consolidation of other routes; Support growing ridership with increased frequency.

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Route 609: New route would serve Highway 89 in east Davis County connecting Weber & Davis Counties. Proposed 30-minute all-day service.

More information: New route would serve park and ride lots on Highway 89 in east Davis County. This route would replace portions of Routes 455 (U of U/Davis County/Weber State University),473 (Salt Lake/Ogden Highway 89), and 667 (Lagoon/Station Park Shuttle). 30-minute all-day service.

Reason for Change: Align Resources; Replacement or consolidation of other routes.

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Route 610: New route would serve destinations in Ogden and South Ogden. Proposed 30-minute all-day service.

More information: New route would serve destinations in Ogden and South Ogden. Route 610 would provide service to areas where service was reduced during the pandemic and would replace portions of Routes 612 in Washington Terrace and South Ogden, Route F618 to the Lantern House in Ogden, and Route 625 on Harrison Boulevard. Route 610 would also provide new connections from all these areas to Ogden FrontRunner station. 30-minute all-day service.

Reason for Change: Align Resources; Replacement or consolidation of other routes; Restore service in areas where it was previously reduced

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Zone 562 North Ogden: New Innovative Mobility Zone that would cover North Ogden, Marriott-Slaterville, Harrisville, Plain City, and Pleasant View. Replaces the portion of Route 612 in North Ogden, and areas previously served by Route 616, which has been suspended.

Zone 563 Brigham City: New Innovative Mobility Zone covering Brigham City and Perry. This would replace Route F638, which previously served as a local circulator in Brigham City.

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Route 604: Route modification eastward. Proposed 60-minute all-day service.

More information: Would extend service eastward from its current terminus at Washington Boulevard to Weber State University along 30th Street. This would replace a portion of Route 455 in the area, which had provided 30-minute service between Weber State University and downtown Ogden. It also would replace a portion of Route 625, which provided 60-minute service between Ogden’s east side and Ogden Tech near Washington Boulevard and 2nd Street in the northern part of Ogden. Would shorten south end-of-line to Roy Station to improve connections at this station; portions of this route would be covered by modified routes 626 and 640. Minor route adjustments are proposed in Roy/West Ogden, which would replace portions of route F620, West Haven Flex. 60-minute all-day service.

Reason for Change: Replacement or consolidation of other routes; Support new connections.

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Route 612: Route modification to connect to North Weber County.

More information: Would be extended to Pleasant View Station. This would create a new park-and-ride and transfer connection in North Weber County. It would also remove the loop around North Ogden, and that area will would now be served by the North Weber Innovative Mobility Zone (Zone 562). The route would also be shortened to end at Ogden Station via 25th Street. Portions of this route would be replaced by Routes 600, 610, and 645.

Reason for Change: Support connections.

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Route 613: Route modification to connect to Business Depot Ogden (BDO).

More information: Would be rerouted to serve Business Depot Ogden (BDO), and would replace the F618. Currently, Route 613 skips BDO and does not provide direct access; this change would provide direct access to BDO and remove the need for the F618, providing 30-minute direct route service to BDO throughout the day. Route 613 would also connect with Route 612 at Pleasant View Station and would also serve stops on 20th and 21st Streets that were previously served by Route F620.

Reason for Change: Replacement or consolidation of other routes; Support connections.

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Route 626: Route modification to connect to Roy FrontRunner Station.

More information: Would be extended from 5600 South to serve Roy FrontRunner Station, replacing a portion of Route 604. This would improve transfers between local buses and FrontRunner, and would provide operators with a more stable location to lay over at Roy FrontRunner Station.

Reason for Change: Replacement or consolidation of other routes; Support connections.

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Route 627: Route modification and increased frequency.

More information: A new connection to north-south service and to the Fruit Heights Park & Ride. The route would run on Main Street between Clearfield Station and Layton Hills Mall and would replace part of Route 470. Frequency will be increased from 60-minute service to 30-minute service.

Reason for Change: Support ridership; Replacement or consolidation of other routes; Support connections.

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Route 628: Route modification to provide coverage.

More information: Would replace portions of existing Routes 627 (Clearfield Station/DATC) and 628 (Midtown Trolley), as well as provide coverage to areas west of I‐15 not previously served. This route would provide 30‐minute all-day service using UTA’s regular bus fleet instead of a dedicated trolley vehicle.

Reason for Change: Replacement or consolidation of other routes; Support connections.

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Route 630: Route modification and increased weekday frequency.

More information: Increase weekday frequencies from 60-minute to 30-minute. The route would also serve Pleasant View Station directly, rather than via streetside stops, to create a transfer with Routes 612 and 613.

Reason for Change: Support connections; Support ridership.

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Route 640: Route modification.

More information: Would be shortened to run between Clearfield and Roy FrontRunner Stations, removing service on this route to commercial areas in Layton as well as Weber State University. This would improve transfer connections at both ends of the route. The route would be modified to serve 5600 South in Roy, covering a portion of route 604. Route 600 would replace the section of Route 640 that serves Layton Hills Mall and Sunset Main Street, Route 628 would provide service north of Layton Hills Mall, and Route 645 would provide replacement service to Weber State University along 4400 South and 40th Street.

Reason for Change: Align resources; Support new connections.

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Route 645: Route modification and increased frequency.

More information: Reroute from 30th Street to 40th Street and 4400 South, to reduce duplication with OGX service. In addition, service would increase from 60-minute to 30-minutes. This route replaces portions of Route 612 and 640.

Reason for Change: Align resources; Replacement or consolidation of other routes; Restore service in areas where it was previously reduced.

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The following routes are proposed to be discontinued as there are replacement routes proposed and better alignment of transit resources across the area.

Route 455: Discontinued. Replaced by portions of Routes 400, and 417, and 470X

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Route 470: Discontinued. Replaced by Route 470X and Route 600.

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Route 473: Discontinued. High-capacity service would be provided in the future by 470X and increased frequency on FrontRunner. Service to Park & Ride Lots in East Davis County will be provided by Route 609.

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Route 601: Discontinued. Replaced by 15-minute service on Route 600, Ogden/Farmington and Route 612, Washington Blvd.

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Route 616: Discontinued. Replaced by multiple routes in Ogden as well as North Weber Innovative Mobility Zone 562.

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Route F618: Discontinued. Replaced by service on Routes 610 and 613.

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Route F620: Discontinued. Replaced by service on Routes 604 and 613.

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Route 625: Discontinued. Replaced by service on Routes 604 and 610.

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Route F638: Discontinued. Replaced by Brigham City Innovative Mobility Zone 563.

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Route 667: Discontinued. Replaced by service on routes 470X and 609.

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Route 18: New route connecting west Salt Lake County industrial areas. Proposed 60-minute all-day service.

More information: New route would add service to industrial areas in west Salt Lake County. This route would replace Route 513. Portions of Route 509, the 900 West Shuttle, would also be replaced by Route 18. In addition, Route 18 would provide a new transfer connection at Central Pointe TRAX Station. 60-minute all-day service.

Reason for Change: Replacement or consolidation of other routes; Support connections.

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Route 26: New route connecting West Valley City industrial areas. Proposed 60-minute all-day service.

More information: New Route would serve industrial areas along Parkway Boulevard in West Valley City and provides a new transfer connection at Millcreek TRAX Station. This route would expand coverage to light industrial areas along Redwood Road and Parkway Boulevard east of I-215, which were not well served by Route 509 or 513. 60-minute all-day service.

Reason for Change: Replacement or consolidation of other routes; Support connections.

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Route 31: New route connecting proposed Magna Transit Center to Central Pointe TRAX Station. Proposed 30-minute all-day service.

More information: New route would add service between the proposed Magna Transit Center and Central Pointe TRAX Station. The new Magna Transit Center will be located on 9180 West north of 2700 South. Route 31 provides additional east-west transit service, and it replaces portions of Route 35 in Magna on 3100 South. 30-minute all-day service.

Reason for Change: Replacement or consolidation of other routes; Support connections.

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Route 50X: Midvalley Express (MVX) (MVX) bus rapid transit service. 15-minute all-day service.

More information: MVX is a 7-mile bus rapid transit (BRT) route that connects local destinations across Murray, Taylorsville, and West Valley City. This route would replace portions of Route 47 and Route 227.

https://rideuta.com/Rider-Information/Construction-Projects/Midvalley-Express

Reason for Change: This change in service has been planned as part of the Midvalley Express (MVX) project to improve connectivity in Salt Lake County.

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Route 78: New route connecting proposed Fort Union Transit Center and 5600 West. Proposed 30-minute all-day service.

More information: New route would add service between the proposed Fort Union Transit Center and 5600 West. The new Fort Union Transit Center would be located on Winchester Street between 900 East and 1300 East, on land previously used as a UDOT park-and-ride. This would replace Route F578 and portions of Route 213, which currently terminates at Midvale Center Station at its south end, but would change to terminating at the Fort Union Transit Center; this change would allow for better east-west connections and north-south transferability for transit users in this area of Salt Lake County. 30-minute all-day service.

Reason for Change: Replacement or consolidation of other routes; Support connections.

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Route 126: New route connecting southwest Salt Lake County. Proposed 60-minute all-day service.

More information: New route would serve 12600 South/Rosecrest between Draper Town Center TRAX Station and approximately 4500 West in Riverton. It would also serve Rosecrest Road between Mountain View Corridor and Daybreak Parkway TRAX Station, and connect riders to educational and training facilities in Herriman. This route would replace portions of Route 871 along 12300 South east of I-15. 60-minute all-day service.

Reason for Change: Support connections.

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Route 203: New route on 300 West in Salt Lake City. Proposed 30-minute all-day service.

More information: New route would add service between North Temple TRAX and FrontRunner Station and Central Pointe TRAX Station via 300 West in Salt Lake City. This route is part of the adjustments in local service that will accompany the Davis‐SLC Community Connector (470X). 30-minute all-day service.

Reason for Change: Support connections; Coverage to new areas.

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Route 208: New route on 900 West in Salt Lake City. Proposed 30-minute all-day service.

More information: New route would add service on 900 West between Salt Lake Central Station and Central Pointe TRAX Station. This would replace a portion of Route 509 which is being discontinued and replaced by the new Route 18. 30-minute all-day service.

Reason for Change: Replacement or consolidation of other routes; Support connections.

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Route 236: New route connecting West Valley City and Salt Lake City International Airport. Proposed 60-minute all-day service.

More information: New route would serve 3600 West and Bangerter Highway between West Valley Central Station, the Salt Lake City International Airport, and commercial/light industrial districts in between. This would provide all-day coverage to areas previously served by peak-hour buses on Route 513 and 551. This route would also replace portions of Route 509, Route 513, and Route 551, all of which will be discontinued as part of this Five-Year Service Plan. 60 minute all-day service.

Reason for Change: Replacement or consolidation of other routes; Support connections.

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Route 256: New route serving 5600 West. Proposed 15-minute all-day service.

More information: New route would add service between the 5600 West TRAX Station at roughly 10000 South and the Salt Lake City International Airport. This route would add service to previously unserved areas of western Salt Lake County and is being implemented as part of the Mountain View Corridor project. Route 256 replaces Route F556. 15-minute all-day service.

Reason for Change: This change in service has been planned as part of the 5600 West bus service project to improve connectivity in west Salt Lake County.

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Route F264: New flex route serving southwest Salt Lake County. Proposed 30-minute all-day service.

More information: Serves employment centers between 5600 West/7800 South, and the 5600 West TRAX Station via 6400 South and Prosperity Road. 30-minute all-day service.

Reason for Change: Coverage to new areas.

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Zone 503 West Salt Lake County: New Innovative Mobility Zone includes service that would cover portions of South Jordan, West Jordan, Midvale, and connect Copperton to nearby fixed route transit service.

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Zone 504 East Salt Lake County: New Innovative Mobility Zone covering portions of Sandy, Cottonwood Heights, and Midvale.

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Route 2: Route modification and increased frequency.

More information: Increase in weekday frequency to 6-to-9-minute frequency, up from its 15-minute headways currently. In addition, Route 2 would expand to loop around the University of Utah campus in both directions, with Route 2A traveling in a clockwise direction and 2B in a counterclockwise direction. This service change would better serve the high ridership on Route 2 and would restore service that was suspended during the pandemic.

Reason for Change: Support ridership; Restore service in areas where it was previously reduced.

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Route 17: Route modification to connect to the Hogle Zoo and University of Utah and increased frequency.

More information: Reroute to serve visitor and employment destinations east of Foothill Boulevard via Sunnyside Avenue. Route 17 would continue east on Sunnyside Avenue to a proposed roundabout at Crestview Drive east of Hogle Zoo, and then would return back to Foothill Drive to continue the trip to the University of Utah. This change has been requested by area stakeholders for many years, and would restore service that ended when parking lot configurations at This Is the Place Heritage Park eliminated bus turnaround options in this section of Emigration Canyon. Portions of Route 17 would be replaced by Route 223 along 1500 East. Frequency would be increased from 60-minute to 30-minute.

Reason for Change: Support connections.

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Route 35: Route modification to connect to proposed Magna Transit Center.

More information: Would extend to the proposed Magna Transit Center, and allows UTA to serve Magna’s Main Street in both directions instead of a one-way loop. Route 35 would no longer make a loop around downtown Magna, but instead follow 8400 West to 2700 South to the transit center. Route 31 would serve the portion of the loop on 3100 South.

Reason for Change: Support connections.

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Route 39: Route modification to support Midvalley Express (MVX).

More information: Would be rerouted from Bruin Boulevard to 3800 South between Redwood Road and 2200 West, to reduce duplication with the Midvalley Express (MVX), which would also serve West Valley Central Station. Additionally, the current stop location at Salt Lake Community College’s Redwood Campus will be closing, and the College will be served by the Midvalley Express (MVX) instead.

Reason for Change: Align resources.

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Route 45: Route modification to support Midvalley Express (MVX).

More information: Reroute from Murray Central Station to Murray North Station when Midvalley Express (MVX) opens. Service affected by the reroute will be replaced by Route 205. This change is tied to Route 47, whose eastern terminus is shifting to Murray North Station when Midvalley Express (MVX) is implemented; in order to maintain the east-west connection on both routes, Route 45 will end at Murray North Station as well.

Reason for Change: Align resources.

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Route 47: Route modification to support Midvalley Express (MVX).

More information: Reroute from Murray Central Station to Murray North Station when the Midvalley Express (MVX) begins service, to reduce redundancy in service. It will also skip the Atherton Drive loop and remain on 4700 South instead, as Atherton Drive will be served by Midvalley Express (MVX).

Reason for Change: Align resources.

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Route 62: Route modification to connect to proposed Fort Union Transit Center and increased frequency.

More information: Extend from Fashion Place West Station to the proposed Fort Union Transit Center, and its weekday frequency will be increased from 60-minute to 30-minute. This change would allow for better connectivity with other east-west and north-south routes that will intersect at the Fort Union Transit Center, reducing the number of transfers that some riders must make to reach their destinations. Route 62 would also replace a portion of Route 209, which will be shortened to end at the new Fort Union Transit Center.

Reason for Change: Support connections; support ridership; Replacement or consolidation of other routes.

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Route 72: Route modification to connect to proposed Fort Union Transit Center and other routes.

More information: Reroute to serve the new Fort Union Transit Center via 900 East and Union Park Avenue. This would create a new connection between Route 72 and major north-south routes, including Route 209 and 213, and has been stated as a need by riders for many years.

Reason for Change: Support connections.

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Route 200: Route modification.

More information: Would shorten and discontinue service to the Utah State Capitol. Instead would concentrate on providing frequent service connections between North Temple Station and downtown Salt Lake City. The new Route 400 would provide service to the Capitol from Davis County and also from Salt Lake Central Station. Route 200 would also be extended south to the Sandy Civic Center Station and then west to South Jordan FrontRunner Station replacing Route 201.

Reason for Change: Replacement or consolidation of other routes.

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Route 205: Route modification and increased frequency.

More information: Would increase weekday and Saturday service from 30-minute to 15-minute frequency . The route would be extended from its current southern terminus at the Murray North Station to Murray Central Station when Midvalley Express (MVX) opens, and would replace portions of Route 45. This extension would restore service lost during the pandemic, and align routes related to Midvalley Express (MVX) when that route begins service.

Reason for Change: Replacement or consolidation of other routes; support ridership.

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Route 209: Route modification to connect to proposed Fort Union Transit Center.

More information: Would be shortened from its current terminus at Fashion Place West to the proposed Fort Union Transit Center, to align with transfer points planned for other east/west services proposed in this plan. This also facilitates extending Route 209 further south to Midvale Center Station, as proposed in the Long Range Transit Plan, at some future point. A portion of the route would be replaced by Route 62 which would extend to the new Fort Union Transit Center.

Reason for Change: Support connections; Replacement or consolidation of other routes.

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Route 213: Route modification to connect to proposed Fort Union Transit Center.

More information: Would be shortened to end at the proposed Fort Union Transit Center instead of at Midvale Center Station, to better align with planned transfer points at the new Transit Center. This portion of the route will be replaced by Route 78, 7800 South, which would connect from the Fort Union Transit Center to 5600 West.

Reason for Change: Support connections; Replacement or consolidation of other routes.

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Route 217: Route modification to connect to Sandy Civic Center Station.

More information: Would be extended from its current terminus at West Jordan City Center Station south on Redwood Road and turn east on 10400/10600 South to reach Sandy Civic Center Station. This route would replace Route 218, Sandy/South Jordan, and would provide 15-minute service to areas of interest identified in the Sandy/South Jordan Small Area Transit Study.

Reason for Change: Support connections; Replacement or consolidation of other routes.

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Route 218: Route modification to connect to employment centers.

More information: Would be rerouted to serve employment centers near Frontrunner in South Jordan, The Point FrontRunner Station, and Redwood Road between 11400 South and Bangerter Highway. This also serves additional key destinations identified in Sandy and South Jordan cities.

Reason for Change: Support connections.

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Route 220: Route modification.

More information: Would be shortened to end at the University of Utah’s student union instead of continuing to Salt Lake Central Station, and would reduce duplication on 200 South once Route 2 service changes are implemented. Routes 2A and 2B would replace the service that Route 220 previously provided on 200 South.

Reason for Change:Replacement or consolidation of other routes.

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Route 223: Route modification.

More information: Would be rerouted to 1500 East between 2100 South and 900 South, instead of traveling along 1900 East. This would replace a portion of Route 17, which is being rerouted from 1500 East to 2300 East to serve areas east of Foothill Drive. This ensures UTA maintains service coverage in this area of Sugar House.

Reason for Change:Replacement or consolidation of other routes.

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Route 227: Route modification.

More information: Route would end on 2700 West north of 4700 South when Midvalley Express (MVX) opens, as those would be redundant services. Instead, Route 227 would extend to Millcreek Station via Salt Lake Community College’s Redwood Campus and 1300 West. At its south end, Route 227 would extend to Historic Sandy Station by way of Salt Lake Community College’s West Jordan Campus and 9000 South. This route would replace the F590, 9000 South Flex, which is being discontinued.

Reason for Change:Replacement or consolidation of other routes; Support new connections.

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Route 240: Route modification.

More information: Would be rerouted to Park Center Drive between Jordan Landing Boulevard and 6200 South to avoid an unsafe turn and provide a more direct connection to developing areas.

Reason for Change:Safety; support connections.

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Route 248: Route modification.

More information: Route would be extended to Daybreak Parkway Station via 4800 West/Lake Avenue to create a better connection with the west end of new route 126.

Reason for Change:Support connections.

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Zone 501 Southern Salt Lake County (Adjusted): Adjustments to the existing Southern Salt Lake County zone where currently UTA On Demand service is being provided. Adjustments include an expansion on both the East and West sides of the zone. This zone would be expanded to provide UTA On Demand coverage to east Sandy and Draper, and portions of the zone in South Jordan will now be served by the new proposed Zone 503 West Jordan/Midvale UTA On Demand.

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Zone 502 West Salt Lake City: An existing Microtransit zone where currently UTA On Demand service is being provided. This zone covers the West side of Salt lake City. This zone would be expanded to include Central Pointe Station to enhance east-west connectivity from areas on the west side of Salt Lake City.

 

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S-Line: Extension east to Highland Drive.

More information: Would extend the S-Line streetcar corridor from its current eastern terminus at Fairmont Station to Highland Drive, in order to better serve economic development and growth in Sugar House and enhance reliable transportation in the area. Service for the newly extended line is expected to begin in 2026.

Reason for Change:Support connections.

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Route F514: Route modification.

More information: Route would be modified to access Draper Station via Vista Station Blvd. Service on 125 West would be covered by Routes 126 and 871.

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Route 871: Route modification to serve State Street and FrontRunner Station at Point of the Mountain; increased frequency.

More information: Route 871, known as the Tech Corridor Rail Connector, would be extended to serve the new proposed FrontRunner Station at Point of the Mountain, and would serve State Street between 12300 South and Sandy Civic Center Station. This section of State Street does not currently have any bus service, so Route 871 would fill a gap in service and set the stage for further service improvements proposed on State Street in the Long Range Transit Plan. The connection to Draper Town Center TRAX Station would be eliminated, and instead of traveling eastward on 12300 South, the route would travel north along State Street to the Sandy Civic Center TRAX Station. Service frequency would be increased on weekdays from 60-minute frequency to 30-minute. Coverage to Draper Town Center TRAX Station would be provided by Route 126, 12600 South/Rosecrest.

Reason for Change:Support connections; support ridership.

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The following routes are proposed to be discontinued as there are replacement routes proposed and better alignment of transit resources across the area.

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Route 201: Discontinued. Replaced by 15-minute service on Route 200, State Street North.

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Route 509: Discontinued. Replaced by portions of Routes 18, 208, and 236.

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Route 513: Discontinued. Replaced by portions of Routes 18, 26, 208, and 236.

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Route 551: Discontinued. Replaced by all-day service on Route 236.

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Route F556: Discontinued. Replaced by Route 256.

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Route F578: Discontinued. Replaced by Route 78.

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Route F590: Discontinued. Replaced by Route 227.

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Route 823: New route connecting southern Utah County. Proposed 30-minute all-day service.

More information: New route would serve residential and commercial destinations in west Springville and north Spanish Fork,,and connect to south Provo and Provo FrontRunner station. 30-minute all-day service.

Reason for Change: Support connections; Coverage to new areas.

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Route 846: New route connecting Orem and Vineyard. Proposed 30-minute all-day service.

More information: New route would serve residential destinations in East Orem previously served by Route 862. It would also provide a connection to Vineyard Station from the north side of Orem. 30-minute all-day service.

Reason for Change: Support connections; Replacement or consolidation of other routes.

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Route 860: New route connecting Eagle Mountain and Saratoga Springs to American Fork FrontRunner Station. Proposed 30-minute all-day service.

More information: New route would provide service to new park and ride lots in Eagle Mountain and Saratoga Springs, and would connect riders to Eagle Mountain’s city center and American Fork FrontRunner Station. This route would provide 30-minute all-day service to areas previously served by peak-hour service on Route 806, which would be discontinued. This change also improves operator work by replacing peak-hour service with all-day service, reducing the number of irregular shifts worked and improving availability of service for riders throughout the day.

Reason for Change: Coverage to new areas; support connections.

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Zone 581 West Provo: New Microtransit (on-demand service) zone that would cover destinations in west Provo. Replaces portions of Route 833, Provo Station/Airport.

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Zone 582 Saratoga Springs: New Innovative Mobility Zone that would cover portions of Saratoga Springs, and connect riders to Lehi FrontRunner Station.

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Zone 583 Lehi: New Innovative Mobility Zone that would covers portions of West Lehi and may provide connections to the Lehi FrontRunner Station.

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Zone 584 East Utah County: New Innovative Mobility Zone that would cover portions of Alpine, Highland, Cedar Hills, and Lehi, and might provide connections to the Lehi FrontRunner Station.

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Zone 585 Eagle Mountain: New Innovative Mobility Zone that will either provide TNC or on-demand service to the Eagle Mountain area.

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Route 830X: Route modification.

More information: Would no longer serve stations at East Bay; these stations would be served by Route 821 and modified Route 833.

Reason for Change: Align resources.

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Route 833: Route modification and increased frequency.

More information: Would be modified to serve stations in East Bay previously served by UVX. It would also be extended north via Geneva Road to Orem Station. Weekday service would increase from 60-minute to 30-minute. Zone 581 West Provo Innovative Mobility Zone would replace portions of the current Route 833.

Reason for Change: Align resources; support ridership; Replacement or consolidation of other route.

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Route 850: Route modification.

More information: Would reroute from State Street to serve employment centers in Pleasant Grove near the I-15 Pleasant Grove Boulevard exit.

Reason for Change: support connections; Coverage to new areas.

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Route 862: Route modification.

More information: Would be rerouted to serve State Street north of 1600 North, downtown Pleasant Grove, and American Fork Station. This would provide coverage to areas previously served by Route 850, as well as create a new connection at American Fork Station. Service to east Orem will be replaced by Route 846.

Reason for Change: Support ridership; Replacement or consolidation of other routes.

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Route 806: Discontinued. Replaced by all-day service on Route 860. Route 806 provided four morning inbound buses from Eagle Mountain and four outbound buses from UVU, whereas Route 860 will provide service at 30-minute all-day frequencies. .

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