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News roundup for the month of September 2025

Come pull puncturevine with us and every pound we remove will contribute $2.50 to Sweet Streets!

A poorly researched and misleading white paper on traffic calming, Transit to Trails, and more.

It’s time to be starting your Capital Improvement Program submissions—they’re due at the end of September.

Fill out the survey to help inform UDOT’s “Urban Mobility Assessment” of SLC, a part of the Senate Bill 195 process.

Everything we know in regards to construction and other street impacts from around the city.

Here’s a quick look at transportation and land use news in Salt Lake City.

Everything we know in regards to construction and other street impacts from around the city.

Recent construction projects, which have been vital to fix our crumbling infrastructure and build housing, have been tough on businesses. But we must shift the conversation towards making construction less painful rather than plain opposition.

As we pass the halfway point in the year, we reflect on Salt Lake City’s Vision Zero progress. It doesn’t look great, but data points to the reason why. Will the city be able to make real progress?

New plans cut a block of the 300 West bikeway project by Pioneer Park, citing the change was a request by UDOT. This is a preview of what we can expect as the impact of SB 195 is realized.