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Utah Transportation Commission chips in $1 million for Arches National Park shuttle pilot.
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A pilot shuttle system will launch this fall between downtown Moab and Arches National Park. Benjamin Wood TAYLORSVILLE—Beginning this fall, visitors to Arches National Park will have the option of skipping vehicle entry lines and parking headaches, after the launch of a new shuttle service connecting to downtown Moab.
Members of the Utah Transportation Commission voted unanimously on Friday to approve $1 million for the six-month pilot, supplementing $1.5 million from the National Parks Service and $500,000 from Ground County.
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