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TRAX repairs and bus bridge scheduled for October 11-14

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Utah Transit Authority will implement TRAX repairs and a bus bridge from October 11 through October 14. Regular service on the Red, Blue, and Green lines is expected to resume on October 15.

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  • Repairs will occur on the Red, Blue, and Green lines from October 11 through October 14.
  • A bus bridge will be in place to connect riders around the construction zone.
  • Travelers should expect delays of at least 30 minutes while using the bus bridge.
  • Regular service is scheduled to resume on Thursday, October 15.

Crews will perform repairs on the TRAX Red, Blue, and Green lines from Sunday, October 11, through Wednesday, October 14. This construction will affect service between Ballpark Station and downtown Salt Lake City.

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

A bus bridge will be utilized 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 will resume on Thursday, October 15. For assistance with planning alternate routes, riders can use the Transit app or call 801-743-3882.

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