Project Overview

Improvements to the 1300 South Bridge (Viaduct) over the Union Pacific Rail Road and Utah Transit Authority (UTA) rail lines from 500 West to 700 West are in the final stages of design. Improvements include:

  • Major bridge rehabilitation, including full deck replacement
  • Bridge widened three feet
  • Addresses other structure repairs and improves seismic performance
  • Improves pedestrian and bicycle safety / access
  • 1300 South / 700 West intersection improvements and signal upgrades

Construction Details

1300 South Bridge Closure: The bridge over the railroad tracks between 500 West and 700 West on 1300 South will be closed while construction takes place. This will expedite construction completion.  Click here for a route map which illustrates possible traffic routes for vehicles, pedestrians and bicyles during the bridge closure.  Vehicle routes which avoid at-grade railroad crossings are at 2100 South and 400 South.

Intersections and I-15 On-Ramps: 700 West, 500 West, and all 1300 South/I-15 on and off-ramps will remain open during construction. Some lane restrictions may be necessary while construction takes place.

Public Transportation: The project team is currently working with UTA to provide public transportation detour routes and will post the details on this website once they are completed.

Click here for the revised Route 516 UTA map, which will be effective April 13, 2014.

Access to Local Businesses: Access to local businesses will be provided during construction.

1300 South Traffic Routing

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