2016 Fast Facts
SERVICE AREA OPERATIONS & PERFORMANCE FUNDING RIDERSHIP RIDESHARE & PASS PROGRAMS Seven counties: Box Elder, Davis, Salt Established March 3, 1970 Contributed local-option sales tax Ridership systemwide (2015): 63 schools with annual student Lake, Tooele, Utah, Weber, and limited dedicated to public transit as of 46,577,166 trips transit passes Governed by 16-member board of trustees service in Summit County December 31, 2015: appointed by local and state elected officials Total average weekday boardings 93 businesses with annual employee 77 municipalities » Salt Lake County—0.6875% (Dec. 2015): 153,997 transit passes Employs 2,323 1,400 square miles » Administration—533 » Davis County—0.55% » TRAX—64,219 407 vanpool vehicles operated at year-end with 3,790 participants Serves more than 80 percent of state’s » Operations Support—247 » Weber County—0.55% » FrontRunner—17,092 population » TRAX—226 51,997,859 vanpool passenger miles » Box Elder County—0.55% » S-Line—1,229 » Commuter Rail—93 traveled 11 office/operations facilities and more (select cities) » Maintenance of Way—66 » Salt Lake County bus—45,783 than 2,400 acres of property » Utah County— 0.526% » Mt. Ogden (Weber & Davis counties)—167 » Utah County bus—8,029 124 shared park-and-ride lots » Salt Lake (Salt Lake County)—867 » Tooele County—0.3% » Weber & Davis counties bus—11,001 » Timpanogos (Utah County)—124 (select cities) » Vanpools—5,088 Maintains ISO 9001 certification for quality management, ISO 14001 certification for » Paratransit—1,556 environmental
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