@bikelakecity@KUTV2News That is where it was closed. I rode up to it yesterday on the south end. I could see the trucks from there. The guy on TV entered at the north end and I doubt he could see any vehicles from there. As shown in one of KUTV's own pictures.
@TaylorWAnderson This is a great idea! I am going to have to do this along my routes. This could be really helpful for organizing issues to bring up to the City Councils.
On my bike today I took a photo from my closest bus stop. UDOT has told me a project has funding approved for pedestrian enhancements but it wonโt be finished until summer 2024 ๐คทโโ๏ธ
Being stranded here after getting off the bus isnโt a good experience. #utah#rideuta
4: The bus connections to the train worked great! But getting home wasnโt as fun because of 30 min bus frequency and a terrible drop off location, which Iโll expand on. So biking home ended up being my solution.
5: Overall, itโs totally doable to commute from North Davis to South Davis without a car. Iโm sure the further south your commute is the more cost effective it becomes.
Finishing up my no car January and my overall verdict isโฆ
Itโs possible.
But there are quite a few catches Iโve found #publictransit#utah#rideuta
Iโve been driving to the train and then biking to work since last February. My goal this month is to move to only use @RideUTA for my work commute and eliminate driving at all for work. Started off great today using the bus to get to the Frontrunner. #publictransit
4: The bus connections to the train worked great! But getting home wasnโt as fun because of 30 min bus frequency and a terrible drop off location, which Iโll expand on. So biking home ended up being my solution.