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UTA board renews Salt Lake City's high-frequency bus program during final meeting.
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A 2 bus, part of Salt Lake City's Frequent Transit Network, passes through downtown on June 10, 2026. DEPOT DISTRICT—The 1, 2, 9 and 21 bus routes will continue running at 15-minute frequencies for another year after the Utah Transit Authority Board of Trustees renewed its partnership with Salt Lake City on Wednesday.
Meeting for the final time before a new Utah Transit Commission takes over governance of UTA in July , the outgoing board voted unanimously to approve an addendum to its Frequent Transit Network agreement, in which Salt Lake City pays roughly $6 million—on top of standard sales…
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