SLC Transportation, Engineering, & Streets

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.

That space could be a curb extension with landscaping, a shorter crossing, and better visibility for people walking. It also means less asphalt to maintain, less heat absorption in the summer, and less runoff during storms. Same street. Same driving patterns. Just better design.

That extra space is not doing much, but it could. This is called a “sneckdown” which comes from snow + neckdown. Snow reveals where a street could be narrowed without changing how people use it.

Snow gives us a glimpse into how our streets actually function. After a storm, the tire tracks tell the story. The blue line shows the existing curb. The green line shows where people are actually driving. Everything in between? Unused asphalt.

@AnalytiKroll Thanks for letting us know. We'll get in touch with our Streets team.

@slcmoves I appreciate you clearing the bike lanes on 300 South, but the bus stops on 200 South and bike lanes behind them were largely ignored and are now covered in ice, especially eastbound platforms that get no southern exposure.

The mini plow: small but mighty. Check out our Salt Lake City Streets team clearing snow from the 300 South protected bike lane downtown! Learn more about Salt Lake City's snow removal operations on our website: slc.gov/mystreet/servi…

🕗Our cold front that will bring widespread valley snow is just west of Wendover (as of 3am). This is slower than anticipated, which means that the heaviest snow likely won't arrive to central and northern Utah valleys until after the morning rush hour. #utwx

*Snow incoming for most valleys of Utah* Snow, heavy at times, will impact the Wednesday morning commute across much of northern and western Utah. Plan ahead and adjust travel plans if conditions warrant. #utwx

Learn more on our website: shape.slc.gov/en/projects/sl…

This photo shows the 300 North ped/bike bridge, a recent investment that makes east-west travel safer and easier. Projects like this help improve mobility and connectivity across Salt Lake City’s neighborhoods.

🚨 Today’s the Westside Open House! Come to Sorenson Community Center, 5:30–7:30 p.m. and share your ideas to make it easier to get around the west-east divide.

Live or work on Salt Lake City’s Westside? Share your ideas to help solve the west-east divide! Join our Open House Feb 12, 5:30–7:30 p.m. at the Sorenson Community Center. Can’t make it? Join our online scavenger hunt by Feb 15 & enter to win a prize! shape.slc.gov/en/projects/sl…

Live or work on Salt Lake City’s Westside? Come share your ideas and help shape real solutions for getting around the west-east divide. Join us at a Westside Open House today at The Other Side Village or Feb 12 at the Sorenson Community Center. Both start at 5:30 pm.

¿Vive o trabaja en el Westside de SLC? Comparta sus ideas y ayúdenos a mejorar cómo nos movemos por la ciudad. Acompáñenos al Open House del Westside el 5 de feb. en The Other Side Village o el 12 de feb. en el Centro Comunitario Sorenson. Ambos a las 5:30 p.m.

@AnalytiKroll Thanks for sharing. We just noticed this while doing bike rack inspections this morning. We'll get it fixed!

@slcmoves Even with the traffic calming on 300 South, someone managed to take out almost all the bike parking near 200 West while also traveling against traffic.

Detours will be in place via North Temple and 100 South. People driving, biking, and walking should expect delays and plan extra travel time. Access to nearby properties may be limited during active crane operations. Crews will reopen the street as soon as work is complete.

The closure is needed to safely assemble and operate a crane at the Zions Bank building at South Temple and Main Street. This work requires a full street closure to protect crews and the public.

🚧 Heads up! South Temple closed! 🚧 South Temple will be closed in both directions between Main Street and State Street on Tuesday, January 27, starting as early as 6:00 a.m. and lasting through the late evening.