UTA Passes for Students
Salt Lake City School District has joined with the Salt Lake City Mayor’s Office, the Utah Transit Authority (UTA), and the Salt Lake Education Foundation to provide free UTA transit passes to district employees, students, and a parent or guardian from each student household. Every dollar saved makes a great deal of difference for our families. Additionally, by encouraging the use of mass transit and eliminating individual car rides, this program will help improve air quality in our city.
For students, your UTA transit pass from last year is still active for unlimited access to buses, TRAX, UTA On Demand, and the S-Line. If you have lost your pass, please contact your school office. Parents/Guardians can request a pass (one per household) by contacting the office at their student’s school. The passes can be used by parents or guardians as they go about their daily lives, getting to and from work, etc.
For more information and to find bus routes, visit the UTA website.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How does my Salt Lake City School District student receive their UTA pass?
- What is included in the Salt Lake City School District transit pass?
- How old must children be to have their own UTA On Demand account and ride without an adult?
- Are public charter school students eligible for the UTA pass program?
- Are pre-K students eligible?
- My student lives in Salt Lake City School District boundaries but attends a private school. Are they eligible for the UTA pass program?