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20 Aug Frontrunner Schedule.Cdr Rail System Map Daybreak Pkwy. Daybreak 5600 W. 5600 W. 1940 W. North TempleAirport South Jordan Pkwy. West Valley Central West Valley West Jordan West Valley City 4800 Old Bingham Hwy. W. Old Bingham Hwy. Decker Lake Redwood Junction Power Jordan Valley Fairpark West JordanWest City Center Sugar Factory Rd. South Jordan Jackson/Euclid Salt Lake Central North Temple Bridge River Trail River Historic GardnerHistoric Bingham Junction American Fork Woods Cross Farmington Layton Clearfield Roy Ogden Provo Central Orem Central South Jordan Arena Draper Central Pointe GreekTown Old Planetarium Midvale Lehi Courthouse 900 South Ballpark Millcreek Ogden Temple Square Temple Gallivan Plaza City Center Sandy Expo Historic Sandy Midvale Center Midvale Fort Union Sandy Civic Center Fashion PlaceFashion West North Murray Meadowbrook Murray Central Murray Provo South Salt Lake City Lake Salt South Crescent View Crescent Library 801-743-3882 (RIDE-UTA) Kimballs Lane East 300 Trolley Salt Lake City FrontRunner 750 StreetcarS-Line 720 TRAX Green 704 Line 703 TRAX Line Red TRAX 701 Line Blue Draper Town Center 500 East 500 900 East 900 rideuta.com Draper Sandy Murray South Salt Lake 700 East 700 Stadium South Campus South Sugarmont U niversity University Free Fare Zone Day Parking Multi-Day Parking Fort Douglas Fort Medical Center Medical Fairmont rideuta For Information Call (Salt Lake Co.)801-RIDE-UTA (801-743-3882) (outside Salt Lake Co.) 888-RIDE-UTA (888-743-3882) www.rideuta.com FrontRunner FRONTRUNNER TIPS BICYCLES HOW TO USE THIS SCHEDULE 750 SEE SOMETHING? Select your destination and purchase your one-way FrontRunner Bicycles can be stored in racks located Determine your timepoint based on when you want SAY SOMETHING! or round trip fare from the ticket machine prior to on the main floor of cars showing a bicycle symbol. to leave or when you want to arrive. Read across for entering the platform. Please walk bicycles while on platforms your destination and down for your time and direction TO CONTACT UTA POLICE of travel. A route map is provided to help you relate to CHILD SAFETY Call 801-287-EYES (801-287-3937) Look to verify that no trains are coming then enter the the timepoints shown. Weekday and Saturday Or Text UTATIP and your tip to 274637 Please hold your child’s hand as you board and exit the schedules differ from one another. platform. train. Trains enter and exit stations quickly. UTA SERVICE DIRECTORY Trains only stop in the station for 20-30 seconds. HOLIDAY SERVICE General Information, Schedules, Trip Planning and Please be ready to board or exit the train upon its For more information on holiday service call Customer Feedback Inside Salt Lake call 801-RIDE-UTA (801-743-3882) arrival in the station. 801 RIDE-UTA, 888-RIDE-UTA (outside Salt Lake ) or visit rideuta.com Outside Salt Lake County call 888-RIDE-UTA (888- 743-3882) Push the button to open doors when the green door FRONTRUNNER CONNECTIONS TO TRAX For 24 hour automated service for next bus available INTERPRETER button lights up. North Temple Station use option. Have stop number and 3 digit route TRAX GREEN LINE number (use 0 or 00 if number is not 3 digits). • Westbound to AIRPORT Pass By Mail Information 801-RIDE-UTA There is no smoking allowed on platforms or trains. • Eastbound services DOWNTOWN SALT LAKE then For Employment information please visit call (801-743-3882) to goes to West Valley http//www.rideuta.com/careers/ Toll-Free (888-743-3882) Wait for passengers to exit before boarding the train. Trains have multiple doors for ease of access. Salt Lake Central Station LOST AND FOUND TRAX BLUE LINE Weber/Davis 801-626-1207 option 3 TICKETS • Line starts at SL Central, loops through Utah County 801-227-8923 Purchase ticket before boarding train. Proof of DOWNTOWN SALT LAKE then goes to Draper Salt Lake County 801-287-4664 payment is required. Violation will result in citation. Murray Central Station FARES TOBACCO FREE TRAX RED LINE Valid Fare is required. Fares are subject to change. • Northbound to the University of Utah • Southbound to Daybreak ACCESSIBLE SERVICE All UTA property is tobacco and STATION NAME ADDRESS Wheelchair accessible buses and trains are available on smoke free. Violators will be fined TRAX BLUE LINE Ogden 2350 S. Wall Ave. • Southbound to Draper all routes. Alternate format schedules are available Roy 4155 S. Sandridge Dr. • For Downtown Blue Line connections use Salt Lake upon request. Clearfield 1250 S. State St. Central Station Telephone communication for deaf/hearing impaired Layton 150 S. Main St. persons is available by dialing 711. Farmington 450 N. 850 W. TRANSFERS Woods Cross 750 S. 800 W. Upon payment of a fare, a transfer is good for travel in Ogden, Roy, any direction, including return trip, for two (2) hours North Temple 500 W. North Temple Clearfield, Layton, Farmington Salt Lake Central 250 S. 600 W. until the time cut. The value of a transfer towards a fare on a more expensive service is the regular cash fare. Woods Cross, Salt Lake City Murray Central 140 W. Vine St Murray, South Jordan, Draper South Jordan 10351 South Jordan Gateway Your one-way FrontRunner fare, round trip or group pass Lehi, American Fork, Orem, Provo Draper 12997 S. FrontRunner Blvd. covers your fare on UTA TRAX, STREETCAR and Bus until Lehi 3101 N. Ashton Blvd. the expiration time noted on the ticket. American Fork 782 W. 200 S. Orem Central 1350 W. 900 S. rideuta Provo Central 690 S. University Ave. WKSA Effective August 23, 2020 WEEKDAY North To Weber/Davis County Via Salt Lake City South To Provo/Utah County Via Salt Lake City ork ork oss dan dan Provo Central Provo Station Orem Central Orem Station Station American F Lehi Station Draper Station South Jor Station Murray Central Murray Station Salt Lake Central Salt Lake Station North Temple Station Woods Cr Woods Station Farmington Station Layton Station Clearfield Station Roy Station Ogden Station Ogden Station Roy Station Clearfield Station Layton Station Farmington Station Woods Cross Woods Station North Temple Station Salt Lake Central Salt Lake Station Murray Central Murray Station South Jor Station Draper Station Lehi Station Station American F Orem Central Orem Station Provo Central Provo Station ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 456a502a 513 523 532 538546 555 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 503 508 517 526 532 542 552 602 610 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 526532 543 553 602 608616 625 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 532 537 547 558 607 621 631 640 647 453a 502a 512a 521a 532a 538a 547a 556602 613 623 632 638646 655 508a 516a 524a 532a 539a 549a 603 608 617 626 632 642 651 702 710 553 602 612 621 632 638 647 656702 713 723 732 738746 755 538 546 554 602 609 619 633 638 Train ends at Salt Lake Central Station 616 624 633 642 653 703 717 726732 743 753 802 808816 825 608 616 624 632 639 649 703 708 717 726 732 742 751 802 810 653 702 712 721 732 738 747 756802 813 823 832 838846 855 638 646 654 702 709 719 733 738 747 803 809 821 832 841 849 Train ends at North Temple Station 716 724 733 742 753 803 817 826 832 708 716 724 732 739 749 803 808 817 826 832 842 851 902 910 753 802 812 821 832 838 847 856 913 923 932 938 955 902 946 808 816 824 832 839 849 903 908 917 926 932 942 951 1002 1010 853 902 912 921 932 938 947 956 1013 1023 1032 1038 1055 1002 1046 908 916 924 932 939 949 1003 1008 1017 1026 1032 1042 1051 1102 1110 953 1002 1012 1021 1032 1038 1047 1056 1113 1123 1132 1138 1146 1155 1102 1008 1016 1024 1032 1039 1049 1103 1108 1117 1126 1132 1142 1151 1202p 1210p 1053 1102 1112 1121 1132 1138 1147 11561202p 1213p 1223p 1232p 1238p1246p 1255p 1108 1116 1124 1132 1139 1149 1203p 1208p 1217p 1226p 1232p 1242p 1251p 102 110 1153 1202p 1212p 1221p 1232p 1238p 1247p 1256p102 113 123 132 138 146 155 1208p 1216p 1224p 1232p 1239p 1249p 103 108 117 126 132 142 151 202 210 1253p 102 112 121 132 138 147 156202 213 223 232 238246 255 108 116 124 132 139 149 203 208 217 226 232 242 251 302 310 153 202 212 221 232 238 247 256302 313 323 332 338346 355 208 216 224 232 239 249 303 308 317 326 332 342 351 402 410 253 302 312 321 332 338 347 356402 413 423 432 438 446 455 308 316 324 332 339 349 403 408 417 426 432 442 451 502 510 426432 443 453 502 508516 525 353 402 412 421 432 438 447 456502 513 523 532 538 546 555 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 433 438 450 503 509 521 532 541 549 416 424 433 442 453 503 517 526532 543 553 602 608616 625 408 416 424 432 439 449 503 508 517 526 532 542 551 602 610 453 502 512 521 532 538 547 556602 613 623 632 638646 655 438 446 454 502 509 519 533 538 550 603 609 621 632 641 649 553 602 612 621 632 638 647 656702 713 723 732 738 746 755 508 516 524 532 539 549 603 608 617 626 632 642 651 702 710 616 624 633 642 651 703 717 726 732 Train ends at North Temple Station 608 616 624 632 639 649 703 708 717 726 732 742 751 802 810 653 702 712 721 732 738 747 756802 813 823 832 838846 855 708 716 724 732 739 749 803 808 817 826 832 842 851 902 910 716 722 731 742 751 803 817 826 832 Train ends at North Temple Station 738 746 754 802 809 819 833 838 Train ends at Salt Lake Central Station 753 802 812 821 832 838 847 856902 913 923 932 938946 955 808 816 824 832 839 849 903 908 917 926 932 942 951 1002 1010 853 902 912 921 932 938 947 956 1002 Train ends at North Temple Station 838 846 854 902 909 919 933 938 950 958 1003 1012 1020 1028 1036 Friday Only Friday Only 916 925 935 944 955 1001 1010 1019 1025 Train ends at North Temple Station 908 916 924 932 939 949 1003 1008 Train ends at Salt Lake Central Station 1023 1032 1042 1051 1102 1108 1117 11261132 Train ends
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