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FrontRunner Commuter Rail to Salt Lake City
FrontRunner commuter rail to Salt Lake City: live train tracker, station stops from Ogden and Provo, fares, schedule, and Salt Lake Central transfers.
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Topic overview
FrontRunner Commuter Rail to Salt Lake City
FrontRunner is UTA's 89-mile north-south commuter rail line linking Ogden, Salt Lake City, and Provo. Trains stop at Salt Lake Central, which is the primary transfer point to TRAX light rail, UTA bus routes, and Amtrak, making it a key piece of any Salt Lake City commute from the north or south.
Track live FrontRunner positions on UTA Tracker to see the next northbound or southbound departure from any station, compare projected times against the published timetable, and check service alerts for weather, maintenance, or event delays before you ride. The corridor map shows the full Ogden-to-Provo route including Salt Lake Central, Murray Central, and Orem Central.
Frequently asked
FrontRunner to Salt Lake City — Commuter Rail Guide
- Where does FrontRunner arrive in Salt Lake City?
- FrontRunner stops at Salt Lake Central, which sits downtown and connects directly to TRAX Blue, Red, and Green Lines, multiple UTA bus routes, and the Amtrak California Zephyr. It is the main downtown rail transfer point for the entire Wasatch Front.
- How long does FrontRunner take to Salt Lake City?
- FrontRunner travel time to Salt Lake Central ranges from about 60 minutes from Ogden and 50 minutes from Provo on scheduled trips, depending on station dwell and any service alerts. Use the live tracker to confirm the next departure time before heading to the platform.
- Does FrontRunner run on weekends?
- FrontRunner operates on weekdays and weekends with reduced Saturday and Sunday headways. Late evening service is limited, so check the live tracker for the last scheduled trip from Salt Lake Central before long distances back to Ogden or Provo.
- Can I bring a bike on FrontRunner?
- Yes. FrontRunner cars include designated bike storage areas so riders can bring a bicycle on board. Look for the bike symbol near the doors and use the available hooks or racks during the trip.
- How do I track FrontRunner in real time?
- UTA Tracker shows live FrontRunner train positions and projected station departures using Utah Transit Authority's GTFS-realtime feed. Filter the map to commuter rail, tap a station, or open the corridor view to compare northbound and southbound trains at once.
Keep reading
Related rider guides
FrontRunner Schedule & Live Tracker Guide
Everything you need to know about UTA FrontRunner commuter rail: north–south station stops, how to check live departures, reading delay info, and tips for daily commuters.
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UTA Park-and-Ride Locations & Transit Tips
Guide to UTA park-and-ride lots connecting to TRAX, FrontRunner, and bus routes across the Wasatch Front. Find a P&R stop, connect to your route, and understand costs.
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