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TRAX Repairs and Bus Bridge Scheduled October 11-14

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Crews will perform repairs on the TRAX Red, Blue, and Green lines from Oct. 11 through Oct. 14. A bus bridge will be utilized to connect riders around the construction zone during this period.

Key takeaways

  • Repairs on TRAX Red, Blue, and Green lines will occur from Oct. 11 through Oct. 14.
  • Service impacts include segments between Ballpark Station and Gallivan Plaza Station, and Ballpark Station and Library Station.
  • A bus bridge will be implemented with expected delays of at least 30 minutes.
  • Regular service is scheduled to resume on Thursday, Oct. 15.

Crews will perform repairs on the TRAX Red, Blue, and Green lines from Sunday, Oct. 11, through Wednesday, Oct. 14. The work is scheduled to take place between Ballpark Station and downtown Salt Lake City.

The construction will impact service on three lines across specific segments. The Blue and Green lines will be affected between Ballpark Station and Gallivan Plaza Station, while the Red Line will be affected between Ballpark Station and Library Station.

A bus bridge will be in place to connect riders around the construction zone. Riders should expect delays of at least 30 minutes when using the bus bridge service.

Regular TRAX service on all three lines is scheduled to resume on Thursday, Oct. 15. For assistance with alternate routes, riders can use the Transit app or call 801-743-3882.

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