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Green Line TRAX service to be disrupted starting Saturday, November 14

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The TRAX Green Line will experience service disruptions between Airport Station and North Temple Bridge/Guadalupe Station starting Saturday, November 14, due to UDOT construction on the North Temple Bridge. A bus bridge will be implemented to assist riders during the disruption, which is expected to last 1–2 days.

Key takeaways

  • TRAX Green Line service between Airport Station and North Temple Bridge/Guadalupe Station will be disrupted starting Saturday, November 14.
  • A bus bridge will be implemented to connect riders during the construction period.
  • Delays of at least 30–45 minutes are expected.
  • Regular service is planned to resume on Monday, November 16, 2026.

The TRAX Green Line will face service disruptions between Airport Station and North Temple Bridge/Guadalupe Station starting Saturday, November 14, according to a notice from UTA. The disruption is due to UDOT construction on the North Temple Bridge.

UDOT will perform construction activities on the I-215 Bridge over North Temple from November 14 through the early morning hours of Monday, November 16, 2026. Regular TRAX service on the Green Line is planned to resume on Monday, November 16, 2026, though an earlier reopening on November 15 is possible.

A bus bridge will be in place to connect riders around the construction zone. Riders should expect delays of at least 30–45 minutes during this period.

The disruption is necessary to accommodate UDOT’s rehabilitation of the I-215 bridge over North Temple as part of ongoing efforts to improve I-215 West from SR-201 to North Temple. Nearby residents and businesses may experience noise, nighttime lighting, dust, and vibration due to the construction activity.

To plan an alternate route, riders can use the Transit app. Customers can sign up for service alerts at rideuta.com/signup, though those who previously subscribed to service alerts will need to resubscribe after November 1.

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