Attribution and Data Sources

UTA Tracker is built on official Utah Transit Authority GTFS and GTFS-realtime feeds, plus open map and public reference sources. This page documents the sources used and how they support the tracker.

Data sources and attribution

Transit Data

UTA GTFS Static Feed

Official schedule, route, stop, trip, calendar, and shape data published by Utah Transit Authority.

https://apps.rideuta.com/tms/gtfs/Static

UTA GTFS-RT Vehicle Positions

Official GTFS-realtime vehicle positions feed used for live map vehicle placement and route activity.

https://apps.rideuta.com/tms/gtfs/Vehicle

UTA GTFS-RT Trip Updates

Official GTFS-realtime trip updates feed used for stop arrival predictions, delays, and trip progression.

https://apps.rideuta.com/tms/gtfs/TripUpdate

UTA GTFS-RT Alerts

Official GTFS-realtime alerts feed used for service disruption and rider alert visibility.

https://apps.rideuta.com/tms/gtfs/Alert

Mapping

OpenStreetMap

Open map data used through the basemap stack for geographic context and map labels.

https://www.openstreetmap.org/

Reference

Wikipedia: Utah Transit Authority

Public reference source used for supplemental fleet grouping and historical vehicle model details.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utah_Transit_Authority

Verify live data

Use the source feeds for raw official data, the live map for the current UTA Tracker snapshot, the route directory for every route page, and rider guides for plain-language context.

Open live map Route directory Rider guides

UTA Tracker is a third-party transit tracker built on public Utah Transit Authority data feeds and open mapping/reference sources.