Free park and ride in Salt Lake City, Utah
The Utah Transit Authority (UTA) offers free parking for people who are using its trains and buses. This page lists the TRAX, FrontRunner and bus park and ride lots around Salt Lake City with their street addresses, taken from UTA's own Park and Ride page.
Good to know: lots are for UTA customers actively riding that day, a transit pass is not a parking pass, and parking to visit a nearby business or home can mean a fine of $50 or more. About 95 more lots are owned by LDS churches, with no Sunday parking; find those addresses on UTA's site.
Extended park and ride lots (multi-day parking)
These station lots allow multi-day parking. If you will leave a vehicle for more than seven days, tell UTA first.
4800 W. Old Bingham Hwy. Station
5600 W. Old Bingham Hwy. Station
American Fork Station
Ballpark Station
Bingham Junction Station
Clearfield Station
Draper Station
Draper Towne Center
Farmington Station
Historic Gardner Station
Historic Sandy Station
Jordan Valley Station
Lehi Station
Meadowbrook Station
Midvale Center Station
Midvale Fort Union Station
Millcreek Station
Murray Central Station
Murray North Station
Ogden Central Station
Orem Central Station
Provo Central Station
Roy Station
Sandy Civic Station
South Jordan Parkway Station
South Jordan Station
West Jordan City Center Station
Woods Cross Station
Day-use park and ride lots
Day-use lots are meant for parking while you ride on the same day.
Brigham City Park and Ride
Central Pointe Station
Crescent View Station
Daybreak Parkway
Decker Lake Station
Fashion Place West Station
Kimballs Lane Station
Layton Station
River Trail Station (no Sunday parking)
Riverdale Park and Ride
Salt Lake Central Station
Vineyard Station
West Valley Central Station
Non-rail park and ride lots
These lots connect to bus service rather than a TRAX or FrontRunner station.
3900 S. Wasatch Blvd.
5600 W. Max Station
6200 S. Wasatch Blvd.
6600 S. Union Park Ave.
9400 S. Highland Dr.
Antelope Drive
Benson Grist Mill
Big Cottonwood Canyon
Draper Peaks
Fruit Heights
Hill AFB S. Gate
Jeremy Ranch
Kaysville
Kimball Jct. Transit Center
Layton Hills Mall
Monarch Meadows Park
Newgate Mall
North Lehi
North Tooele
Oak Hills
Riverdale
Rose Park
South Payson
South Weber
Frequently asked questions
Is park and ride free with UTA?
Yes. UTA offers free parking for active transit users. Some lots allow single-day parking and others allow extended multi-day parking.
How long can I park at a UTA park and ride?
Extended lots allow multi-day parking. If you plan to leave a vehicle for more than seven days, complete UTA's Extended Park and Ride Form or notify UTA Police at 801-287-3937 first. Day-use lots are for the day you ride.
Can I park there if I am not riding UTA?
No. Lots are for customers using the transit system that day, and a transit pass is not a parking pass. Parking to reach a home, job, shop or other destination can bring a fine of $50 or more.
Can I park at LDS church lots on Sundays?
No. UTA lists about 95 church lots that its riders may use as a courtesy of the property owner, and none allow Sunday parking.
Where can I find live train times?
On UTA's website and apps, including its trip planner and the Transit app. This site is not operated by UTA, so confirm details with UTA.
Lot names and addresses come from UTA's Park and Ride page. PayToPark.net is not operated by UTA. Rules change, so check rideuta.com before you go.
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