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Airport Shuttles For Over 15 years XPRESS Shuttle of Salt Lake City has provided door-to-door airport shuttle service to the Wasatch Front, including all ski areas. With over 40 vehicles in our fleet we are confident we can provide you with the best service available. Hail Harry Luxury SUV Shuttle Services is a full service shuttle company serving the Salt Lake City International Airport, the Entire Salt Lake Valley & the resort town of Park City with luxury Chevy Suburban LT's. This Salt Lake Luxury SUV Shuttle Service "Hail Harry" provides the finest, most reliable transportation throughout Utah, up to Park City and the ski resorts of Salt Lake City. Rugged, seven passenger, 4-wheel drive Suburbans provide safe, comfortable transportation through the majestic Wasatch Mountains. Public Transportation As with most cities, driving is the preferred form of transportation. However, Salt Lake City’s light rail, an above ground subway service known as TRAX, along with a good number of buses, have eased traffic congestion and improved travel between the valley and the downtown area. Both systems are operated by the Utah Transit Authority. They provide over 100 various routes throughout the Wasatch Front and also service cities 45 miles to the north such as Ogden, and 40 miles south such as Provo. Sunday service is available on some bus routes. TRAX Our above ground subway known as Trax, began light rail service in december of 1999. The 24km (15-mile) line runs between 10000 South in Sandy (South Salt Lake Valley) and the Delta Center in Downtown Salt Lake City. There are 16 stations, so if you stay at a hotel in the Salt Lake Valley, you can get downtown very quickly. An east–west extention connecting the Downtown area with the University of Utah opened in 2001. Trains stop every 10 to 30 minutes between 5:30 am and 11:00 pm on weekdays and sometimes later during special events. Sunday service is sporadic at the moment. There are also free Park and Ride lots at most stations excluding downtown . Fares The standard one-way fare within the valley is $ 1.60 A large section of the Downtown area, including Temple Square and the area just west of the State Capitol, is a fare-free zone and there is no charge if commuters or visitors enter and exit a bus or TRAX between the designated streets. Full-fare tickets can be purchased from vending machines or when boarding the bus. These tickets are valid for two hours from the time of purchase and can be used as often as necessary on both buses and light rail. A full day pass is valid for unlimited rides on buses and TRAX for $ 4.25 These passes can also be bought at vending machines or from Pass Sales outlets at supermarkets and other retailers. They are the most convenient because they are self-validating and can be purchased in quantity and used as needed. Rental Cars Salt Lake City's car rental agencies offer all types of vehicles. From inexpensive to 4-wheel drives, you can choose from your favorite agency or reserve from a local concern that offers cheaper rates. Driving in the City Wide streets are laid out in an easy-to-follow grid system, so driving in Salt Lake City poses few problems. The grid starts downtown at the intersection of Main Street and South Temple. From there the streets are numbered in increments of 100. If you go 4 blocks South, you are on 400 South. If you then turn left and go 4 blocks, you are on 400 South and 400 East. Basically we call it 4th South and 4th East. If you end up at 3900 South and 2700 East, you are 39 blocks South and 27 blocks East of the downtown marker. A new system of freeways built in time for the 2002 Winter Games criss cross the city and valley and provides quick access to Park City, the Salt Lake canyons and our suburban areas. Interstate 15 is the main North/South freeway into Salt Lake. Interstate 80 is the main East/West freeway into Salt Lake, and is the freeway one takes to drive up to Park City. The freeways, I-80 and I-15 intersect in Salt Lake City. Ski Planners & Discount Coupons |