SALT LAKE CITY — Utah Transit Authority (UTA) will make COVID-19 vaccinations even easier by offering free rides to and from vaccination sites starting March 10 through June 30, 2021.
LINKS: How to register for a COVID-19 vaccination in Utah
Free fare is valid on all UTA modes, including TRAX, FrontRunner, S-Line, bus, Ski bus, Paratransit, UTA’s On Demand service, and PC-SLC Connect.
Riders with confirmed vaccination appointments must show their appointment confirmation as proof of fare when they board, either printed, on a mobile device or on a vaccination card.
UTA is making it easier for people to get to vaccination sites!
— UTA (@RideUTA) March 10, 2021
Starting TODAY through June 30, take any of UTA's modes for FREE on the day of your confirmed COVID-19 vaccination appointment.
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Vaccination sites are located throughout UTA’s service area. Transit routes can be found on the UTA's app; to find the best route, simply enter the vaccination site's address.
"For UTA to be a team player and help the community get vaccinated is a win-win," said Jeff Acerson, UTA Trustee.
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Paratransit riders can schedule rides by calling 801-287-7433, and should indicate the request is for a vaccination appointment.
UTA is continuing current COVID-19 safety measures, which includes disinfecting their vehicles and facilities daily, requiring face coverings, and actively promoting physical distancing.