In response to public feedback, UTA will begin offering free extended parking as part of a one-year pilot program.
In response to public feedback, UTA will begin offering free extended parking as part of a one-year pilot program. Michael Brandy, Desere News
Jasen Lee
By Jasen Lee

SALT LAKE CITY — In response to public feedback, the Utah Transit Authority will begin offering free extended parking as part of a one-year pilot program.

Beginning July 1, UTA riders can park their cars for an unlimited amount of time at most TRAX and FrontRunner lots.

The program also eliminates the current parking fee requirement at the Draper and Jordan Valley stations. The change will make it easier for patrons to park their cars and connect to Salt Lake City International Airport for out-of-town travel, UTA officials said.

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