How to Get Around Salt Lake City on the Cheap

Plan a ride on Salt Lake City's light rail system, known as TRAX., Pay for your TRAX tickets online at the Utah Transit Authority website, or find a ticket kiosk located at TRAX stations., Drive your car to one of the transit's park-and-ride lots...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Plan a ride on Salt Lake City's light rail system

    You can access the system via 28 stations in the downtown, business district and residential areas.

    Routes begin around 5:00 a.m. and continue past midnight.

    Each route has its own operating hours, so check the TRAX route maps for times.
  2. Step 2: known as TRAX.

    Ticket vending machines for TRAX only take cash. (Note:
    Most ticket kiosks now accept credit/debit cards as well as cash).

    You cannot purchase one-day or single-ride fare online. , If TRAX doesn't lead directly to your destination, there are many areas where you can catch a city bus right off the TRAX light rail. , Riding in the areas around the Temple Square and close to the state capitol is completely free.
  3. Step 3: Pay for your TRAX tickets online at the Utah Transit Authority website

  4. Step 4: or find a ticket kiosk located at TRAX stations.

  5. Step 5: Drive your car to one of the transit's park-and-ride lots and board a TRAX light rail train to get to your destination.

  6. Step 6: Stay downtown to travel for free on the TRAX light rail.

Detailed Guide

You can access the system via 28 stations in the downtown, business district and residential areas.

Routes begin around 5:00 a.m. and continue past midnight.

Each route has its own operating hours, so check the TRAX route maps for times.

Ticket vending machines for TRAX only take cash. (Note:
Most ticket kiosks now accept credit/debit cards as well as cash).

You cannot purchase one-day or single-ride fare online. , If TRAX doesn't lead directly to your destination, there are many areas where you can catch a city bus right off the TRAX light rail. , Riding in the areas around the Temple Square and close to the state capitol is completely free.

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