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The Moab-Arches shuttle is running. Here’s how to use it

By moabtimes.com · September 1, 2026 · 1 min read
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Grand County’s free Moab-Arches shuttle began carrying public passengers Tuesday, Sept. 1, during a week of testing ahead of an official launch Sept. 8 and the start of promotion Sept. A Moab-Arches shuttle is parked at The Windows in Arches National Park on Sept.

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