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Pages Lane in Bountiful to close for FrontRunner 2X project

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Pages Lane in Bountiful will close from October 15, 2026, through January 25, 2027, for FrontRunner 2X project work. The closure is necessary to relocate and reconstruct drainage facilities to accommodate new double tracks.

Key takeaways

  • Pages Lane in Bountiful will close between 475 West and 550 West from October 15, 2026, to January 25, 2027.
  • The closure is necessary for relocating and reconstructing drainage facilities for the FrontRunner 2X project.
  • Drivers should expect increased traffic on 400 North due to detoured traffic.
  • FrontRunner service will not be impacted by the construction.

Pages Lane in Bountiful is scheduled to close between 475 West and 550 West starting October 15, 2026. According to an undated notice from the FrontRunner 2X project, the closure will remain in effect through January 25, 2027.

The closure is required to allow crews to relocate and reconstruct drainage facilities beneath Pages Lane. This work is intended to accommodate the new FrontRunner double track being built as part of the FrontRunner 2X project.

During the closure, motorists and pedestrians will not be permitted through the construction area and must use an alternate route. Travelers should allow for additional travel time and expect increased traffic on 400 North to cross I-15, particularly during peak travel hours.

While construction will primarily occur during daytime hours, the project may cause noise, dust, and vibrations. FrontRunner service will not be impacted by this specific work.

The established train quiet zone will remain in effect during the construction period. However, train horns may be sounded near work zones if required by federal and local safety requirements when workers or equipment are visible near the tracks.

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