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University of UtahTransportation Summary

Location
Salt Lake City, UT
Undergrads
15,189
Tuition (in-state)
$18,136 ($6,762)
Admission Difficulty
Easy
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University of Utah Transportation was reviewed by briannadavis
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  • 24th
    Best Campus Transit
  • 235th
    Most Easily Accessible Town
  • 1198th
    Best Car Campuses

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Brian Washburn
Hometown
Salt Lake City, UT
Major
Marketing/Finance
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The U is getting more and more commuter traffic savvy. Students can utilize the light rail system that is free with their UCards, and they can also use the buses. Many find public transportation to be the best way to get around. The only problem is that the light rail system is linear, and if you need to get somewhere off the line quickly, you need a bike or to drive.

Bikes are becoming the fad, with students finding it a lot easier and quicker to navigate the campus on two wheels. Bicycles are also the most functional form of transportation next to cars. While the public transport options are great, they can be somewhat impractical for most students who do not live next to a station. 

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Lower Campus Walkway
Lower Campus Walkway
Lower Campus Walkway Lower Campus Walkway Business buildings on the left, architecture building on the right, Utah Museum of Fine Arts in the distance. You can see a bike lane painted on the sidewalk.
Photo by Klubbit under Public Domain | Source
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