Transportation Projects

Responsive Margin

We envision a Salt Lake City where everyone enjoys an equitable, affordable, and reliable multi-modal transportation system that supports health, safety, and sustainability.

Explore the projects making it happen.

Street reconstructions

Explore current and upcoming street construction projects that are improving mobility, safety, and connectivity throughout Salt Lake City.

300 West Bikeway

A new protected bikeway on 300 West from 900 South to 400 South will connect the 9-Line, 300 West path, and future 400 South Viaduct Trail.

400 South Viaduct Trail

The 400 South trail from 900 West to 200 West will offer a safe path for walking and biking, with art to enhance the experience.

Livable Streets

Livable Streets is a community-driven program that helps calm traffic on Salt Lake City’s neighborhood streets so they’re safer and more enjoyable.

Neighborhood Byways

Neighborhood Byways are a growing network of low-traffic streets that make it safer and easier to walk, bike, and roll around the city.

Ballpark Station crosswalks

New signalized crosswalks now make it safer to cross 1300 South near the Ballpark TRAX station.

Main Street crosswalks

Salt Lake City is working to improve safety for people using crosswalks without traffic signals along Main Street between 900 South and 2100 South.

9-Line extension and Bending River Rd sidewalks

New sidewalks on Bending River Road and Indiana Ave will improve walkability and extend the 9-Line Trail.

400 South safety improvements

New safety features on 400 South—like curb extensions and flashing signs— make crossings safer near Goshen St and 1000 West.

The Green Loop

Part park and part street, the Green Loop offers a more comfortable way to walk, bike, and gather in downtown Salt Lake City, with added trees, green space, and places to relax.

Bus stop improvements

Bus stops are getting new shelters, benches, and trash cans to improve convenience, comfort, and accessibility.

Westside neighborhoods projects

Salt Lake City is making transportation improvements on the Westside to support safer, more connected neighborhoods.

Crosswalk improvements

Safer, more visible crosswalks help make walking in Salt Lake City easier and more accessible.

California Ave Pedestrian Safety Study

The City is improving crossings on California Avenue to support safer walking near schools and neighborhood streets.

Sunnyside Ave safety improvements

Salt Lake City is proposing safety improvements on Sunnyside Ave, including a safer crosswalk and bike lane.

State projects in Salt Lake City

The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) manages roadway projects on state-owned roads in Salt Lake City. Get more information on these projects below.

I-15 Environmental Impact Statement

UDOT is evaluating the I-15 corridor to address transportation needs between Farmington and Salt Lake City through 2050.

State Street and 300 North roundabout

UDOT and partners built a new roundabout at State Street and 300 North near the Utah State Capitol.

700 East shared use path

A new shared-use path along 700 East links Parley’s Trail to 1300 South, enhancing safety and connectivity for people walking and biking.

Life on State

Life on State brought upgraded sidewalks, crosswalks, and landscaping to State Street and bike lane improvements to nearby streets.