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Low-income advocates ask UTA to pause its fare increase proposal

States Newsroom · October 26, 2026

As the Utah Transit Authority proposes a 20% fare increase, a low-income advocacy group is asking the agency to take a step back and consider putting more resources toward increasing enrollment of available discount passes before hiking fares. The Crossroads Urban Center sent a letter to UTA last week as part of the…

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Low-income advocates ask UTA to pause its fare increase proposal

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