SLC Transportation, Engineering, & Streets

Full lineup of community bike rides: slc.gov/bike-month. Tag your photos with #bikeSLC so we can see all your adventures!

Livable Streets Bike Tour 🗓️ Thu, May 28 at 5:30 PM 📍 Meet: Poplar Grove Park Glendale and Poplar Grove neighbors! Join us for a bike tour and community conversation about traffic safety. No bike? No worries! Meet us at the park to share your ideas with the team.

We’ve made it to the final week of Bike Month and wow, we are finishing strong! We’re going to have to rethink the design of this calendar next year because there are too many rides packed into each week. 😅

Poplar Grove & Glendale! Do your streets feel unsafe? Talk with city transportation planners at our casual neighborhood bike tour next week. No bike? No worries, join us at the park! 📅 Thurs, May 28 @ 5:30 PM 📍 Poplar Grove Park 🚲 All ages & abilities link.slc.gov/livable-streets

Plus, the Strut Your Stuff ride ends at Neighborhood House with free tacos for participants! Check the full month's lineup and register at slc.gov/bike-month. Remember to tag your ride photos with #bikeSLC! (4/4)

Then on Wednesday, May 27th at 5:30 PM, it's time for the Strut Your Stuff ride! Celebrate new protected bikeways on 400 S and 300 W, roll across the 400 S viaduct trail, check out "Strut" public art, and chat with the planners and artists. (3/4)

Week 3 of Bike Month is rolling right along, SLC! If you are in town for Memorial Day weekend, join us this Saturday, May 23rd from 10 AM to 2 PM to Explore the 9 Line Trail. Ride the full corridor from "Out of the Blue" (The Whale) to the Jordan River. (1/4)

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Bike Month keeps rolling! Next week is Bike to Work Week (May 11–17). If you've been thinking about trying the commute by bike, this is your chance! Perfect May biking weather in the forecast ☀️ Full schedule at slc.gov/bike-month. Tag your rides with #bikeSLC!

650 North bridge is really coming along! The new bridge deck is in and the project is on track to reopen the bridge in June!

Need maps to plan your route or want to see the full month's schedule? Hit the link below. And don't forget to tag #bikeSLC to share your adventures! We'll see you in the bike lane! slc.gov/transportation…

We'll be dropping a fresh calendar right here every week. We’re also hosting a couple of our own group rides! First up is the Community Bike Bash with Mayor Mendenhall. Come roll with us on May 8th at 5:30 PM at Washington Square Park.

Start stretching those legs, SLC! Because May is Bike Month. Whether you're a seasoned commuter, a “party-paced” cruiser, or using your bike as a clothes rack, we want to encourage everyone to get out there and explore the shiny new bike infrastructure we’ve been building!

Community feedback is at the heart of the West East Connections study and developing solutions to cross the West East Divide. Thanks to everyone who participated—the latest public engagement update is now available. See what we’ve learned and what’s next: bit.ly/westeastconnec…

🚨Traffic Alert: The north side of 900 W & 600 N will be closed April 13–25 for utility work ⬆️Northbound alt routes: 800 W (WB only) & 1000 W ↔️East and westbound travel is open Questions? Contact us 801-618-1003 | 600north@slc.gov

Traffic Alert: The north half of the 1000 W & 600 N intersection will be closed to NB traffic through Mon, 3/30 for emergency utility repair. Please use alt NB routes @ 900 & 1200 W. Questions? Call 801-618-1003. For water service interruptions, call 801-483-6900

We want to hear about traffic safety issues in your neighborhood! Join SLC Transportation to review traffic calming plans for Central City and Ballpark and share feedback for local streets city-wide. 📅 Thursday, March 19 🕔 5:30 - 7:30 PM 📍 SLC Public Library (210 E 400 S)

@AlijahLettieri @LindsayJS @slcpd State law currently prohibits these types of devices. HB275 was introduced this legislative session (I don’t believe it has passed), and it would set up a state-led pilot program starting in 2027. Learn more: le.utah.gov/~2026/bills/st…

@LindsayJS Hi @slcmoves @slcpd why are we allowing criminals to speed and run traffic signals in our city with no consequences? Install speed cameras and red light cameras.

It’s free money for cities from literal scofflaws — while also saving lives AND saving police time. It’s as close to a perfect public policy as you can get. Every city should run not walk.