Introducing MobilePay As the telecommuting trend continues into the next semester, several students and employees may decide they no longer need a semester or annual parking permit. Commuter Services offers a variety of short-term parking options for part-time telecommuters. One option, kiosk lots, are an affordable parking alternative for anyone visiting campus occasionally rather than […]
Read MoreChiller Plant Project on 1500 East Beginning June 1, construction crews will excavate the road along 1500 East to South Campus Drive. Motorists, including Campus Store customers and Marriott Library visitors, will notice the following impacts during the next four weeks: 1500 East will be closed for the duration of the construction project. Traffic will […]
Read MoreParking Options for Part-Time Telecommuters In response to the increase of students, faculty and staff telecommuting part-time during the semester, Commuter Services is offering a variety of alternatives to annual parking permits. We encourage individuals who will be telecommuting part-time to consider several factors when deciding whether to purchase a long-term parking permit; how often […]
Read MoreBike Month 2021 We’re celebrating May Bike Month with the Sustainability Office and other campus partners. Since the U is a certified GOLD Bicycle Friendly University by the League of American Bicyclists, we’re inviting our fellow cyclists to participate in these events and giveaways. BIKE TO U DAY Wednesday, May 19 is Bike to U […]
Read MoreRoadwork on Mario Capecchi Dr. & Wasatch Dr. The stormwater systems located south of Mario Capecchi Drive and Wasatch Drive will be under construction for three weeks, beginning May 17. The necessary road and sidewalk closures will impact motorists, pedestrians, bicyclists and Wasatch Express passengers traveling through this area on campus. MARIO CAPPECHI The […]
Read MoreDownload the TransLoc App Beginning May 10, students, faculty and staff can request a Safe Ride or a Hospital On-Demand ride through the TransLoc app. In the near future, users will also be able to use this app to track all Campus Shuttle routes live. Our goal is to simplify and enhance our commuters’ experience […]
Read Moreconvocation ceremonies: Transportation Impacts Graduation is a time to celebrate — not a time to worry about where to park your car, motorcycle, or bicycle on campus. Convocation attendees can save time and avoid stress by familiarizing themselves with the transportation impacts that will take place from May 6-8. Additionally, guests and graduates can find […]
Read MoreSuperCross: Transportation Impacts On April 24 and May 1, 2021, the Utah Sports Commission and Feld Entertainment, Inc., will host the Monster Energy AMA Supercross finals at Rice-Eccles Stadium. During this two-week span, several road closures are required to ensure proper spacing between race team vehicles along the roadway and those in the Guardsman Way […]
Read MoreTraffic Lane Shift on North Medical Drive The next phase of the North Medical Drive construction project is currently underway. During this phase, commuters will notice the traffic lanes on Mario Capecchi Drive heading up to University Hospital will shift south. This impact will allow work to take place on the north side of the road. […]
Read MoreI-80 & I-215 Construction Construction on I-80 between 1300 East and 2300 East and I-215 between 3300 South and 4500 South will begin as early as late May and continue through late 2022. Crews have started preliminary work onsite, but significant impacts and traffic changes will begin later this spring. Improvements will include: Demolition and […]
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