Next time you are in downtown Salt Lake, make sure to jump on the TRAX line for a quick way to get around. Click here for more info on living in Salt Lake City: th-cam.com/play/PLaycoFgYmqtXb6ulM52Luoi7oArIOSImE.html
Trax is a good start, and it’s getting better, but is by no means extensive enough to the point that you can go car-less in SLC. Unfortunately, like most Western US cities, Salt Lake City is a car city. Front runner doesn’t even run on Sundays, and none of the public transit options are available 24/7. Don’t give up that car just yet.
@@HigherQualityUploads no, public transit should be 24/7. Tokyo’s is, New York’s is. People without cars have late night emergencies too. Grave shift workers still need transit. It’s called PUBLIC transit for a reason.
@@HigherQualityUploads I don’t think the 24hr thing is the sole reason for it being dirty though. The US is bad in general for maintenance and maintaining its infrastructure, as well as it being underfunded.
Nice video. Love the rail line with stair where you can see the mountains. How are people in salt lake city? Are they friendly to minorities/Immigrants?
Yeah you get awesome views like that everywhere. Yes, the one thing people always mention about Utahns is how nice we are. I think it just runs in the culture here!
I would like to know how to move around Utah, I mean if I want to visit the Bryce Canyon or Zion National Park, which is far from Salt Lake City, which are my options? There is any public transportation or I just have to rent a car? Please help me 😁
$2.50, with the option to transfer to bus services for free from TRAX. If you get the Farepay card I think it's something like 30% off, and monthly passes can save you a lot of money if you ride enough.
Also odd that while showing the downtown attractions, you conveniently failed to mention any of the religious sites. Whatever your feeling in religion, SLC’s history and even its layout is inextricably tied to religion. You’re not giving an accurate or honest picture of the city if you leave that out.
@@NateOlson still the largest organized religion in the city and the city’s history is literally born from religion. Regardless of the current number of Mormons who occupy the city, it is a not an accurate or honest picture of the city if we ignore the city’s religious history.
Warning: The UTA system is one of the most dysfunctional in the nation. You also need to be aware it is even more dangerous in the winter. The routes are unreliable and the drivers often are indifferent.
This guy starts out with a few big lies, first I don't see any evidence of those millions of people who he said contacts him for living in slc, second he does not talk about precautions of the drugs that you can buy at each train stop, or he does not tell you how expensive it is to travel back and forth, and third salt lake city is known for the " come on vacation and leave on probation " Utah also says do not leave the state if are on probation, even if you came from another state, I know this from experience, I will never move back to Utah, worse decision I ever made, oh and the women there are married but you can find most on a dating site, weird huh ? They love to throw you in jail for stupid things and they love to hand out protection orders like candy on Halloween, they don't even take care of the jails there, I am crippled forever bcuz you have to be dieing before you can see a dr. I almost died there, I am still looking for a lawyer to sue salt lake county and the city.
@@chrisalexander2889 I got smart and moved away, far far far away, I got my life back, SLC can smd with the probation stuff,,I feel utah can BE better, I grew up there and learned to stay away, Utah ain't nuthin but trouble, don't believe me ? move there and find out !!!
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Next time you are in downtown Salt Lake, make sure to jump on the TRAX line for a quick way to get around. Click here for more info on living in Salt Lake City: th-cam.com/play/PLaycoFgYmqtXb6ulM52Luoi7oArIOSImE.html
I used the green line from the airport to downtown….easy to use and more sustainable
Hopefully it gets a lot better with the Rio Grande Plan!!!
Salt Lake has some of the most beautiful landscapes of any American city. A shame the view is spoiled with horrible car dependant sprawl.
These videos are getting me so excited about the city. Moving there next week and I already feel welcomed!
Thank you brother 🙏
Trax is a good start, and it’s getting better, but is by no means extensive enough to the point that you can go car-less in SLC. Unfortunately, like most Western US cities, Salt Lake City is a car city. Front runner doesn’t even run on Sundays, and none of the public transit options are available 24/7. Don’t give up that car just yet.
No public transit should be available 24/7, not even NYC's. It's one of the key reasons as to why it's so dirty. There's no time for maintenance.
Yep especially if you don't have a car, and you have to work Sundays!
@@HigherQualityUploads no, public transit should be 24/7. Tokyo’s is, New York’s is. People without cars have late night emergencies too. Grave shift workers still need transit. It’s called PUBLIC transit for a reason.
@@brettkeeler8822 ???
Tokyo's runs from 5am to 12am lol
But you're half right, NYC's is 24hr.
Guess which one is clean.
@@HigherQualityUploads I don’t think the 24hr thing is the sole reason for it being dirty though. The US is bad in general for maintenance and maintaining its infrastructure, as well as it being underfunded.
I love the front runner
Front runner is great!
Helpful video, thanks!!
great video man, first time i see down town Utah , north part its too cold for me though lol
Thanks for the support! It does get a little chilly, but not too bad!
Is there like a weekly or monthly pass available for Trax?
Yes there is
Nice video. Love the rail line with stair where you can see the mountains. How are people in salt lake city? Are they friendly to minorities/Immigrants?
Yeah you get awesome views like that everywhere. Yes, the one thing people always mention about Utahns is how nice we are. I think it just runs in the culture here!
I would like to know how to move around Utah, I mean if I want to visit the Bryce Canyon or Zion National Park, which is far from Salt Lake City, which are my options? There is any public transportation or I just have to rent a car? Please help me 😁
Yes you will definitely need a car for that.
Great video! Any idea how long it would take to get from Provo to salt lake?
If you are still looking for info on this, it's about an hour
Can you get on the Trax train with just your phone? App-based? Apple Pay? Do you have to know where you’re getting off?
How much is the tichet ?
$2.50, with the option to transfer to bus services for free from TRAX. If you get the Farepay card I think it's something like 30% off, and monthly passes can save you a lot of money if you ride enough.
This is actually a promotional video, not how the system works, useless information
Also odd that while showing the downtown attractions, you conveniently failed to mention any of the religious sites. Whatever your feeling in religion, SLC’s history and even its layout is inextricably tied to religion. You’re not giving an accurate or honest picture of the city if you leave that out.
Amen we need to give religion more attention!
Mormons are a minority in the city.
@@NateOlson still the largest organized religion in the city and the city’s history is literally born from religion. Regardless of the current number of Mormons who occupy the city, it is a not an accurate or honest picture of the city if we ignore the city’s religious history.
Warning: The UTA system is one of the most dysfunctional in the nation. You also need to be aware it is even more dangerous in the winter. The routes are unreliable and the drivers often are indifferent.
This guy starts out with a few big lies, first I don't see any evidence of those millions of people who he said contacts him for living in slc, second he does not talk about precautions of the drugs that you can buy at each train stop, or he does not tell you how expensive it is to travel back and forth, and third salt lake city is known for the " come on vacation and leave on probation " Utah also says do not leave the state if are on probation, even if you came from another state, I know this from experience, I will never move back to Utah, worse decision I ever made, oh and the women there are married but you can find most on a dating site, weird huh ? They love to throw you in jail for stupid things and they love to hand out protection orders like candy on Halloween, they don't even take care of the jails there, I am crippled forever bcuz you have to be dieing before you can see a dr. I almost died there, I am still looking for a lawyer to sue salt lake county and the city.
damn
Holy shit man
Yikes someone is very resentful
Tell us how you really feel ....LOL
@@chrisalexander2889 I got smart and moved away, far far far away, I got my life back, SLC can smd with the probation stuff,,I feel utah can BE better, I grew up there and learned to stay away, Utah ain't nuthin but trouble, don't believe me ? move there and find out !!!