Utah Cities Itching For TRAX Light Rail
5 September 2002 - 10:00am
Cities are putting up thousands of dollars to become part of the regional light rail system.
"Riverton, for example, is putting up $125,000 toward upcoming concurrent transit and traffic studies with UTA and the Utah Department of Transportation. But the city may have to look to bus rapid transit, expanded bus service or merely improved roads to solve its transportation puzzle."
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Cities salivating over possible TRAX
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Deseret News, September 5, 2002
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