Telecommuting has many benefits. Not only does it reduce traffic congestion and air pollution, studies show that telecommuting enhances personal productivity, while at the same time giving employees more personal freedom and enhanced morale. Transit Transportation means different things to different people. For example, disabled individuals need enhanced mobility and accessibility, while the average commuter may be more concerned about a reliable and dependable service. Sports fans, movie and concert-goers alike want to be able to get there on time, and avoid the aftermath of traffic snarls.
Students look for low cost and reliability.
Businesses delivering goods or services need maximum schedule flexibility and predictable timing to and from their customers. A good balance of both, however, can help improve the quality of life for all of us. Commuting on UTA's public transit system gives your co-workers time to themselves. For those making long commutes, a nap can give them the extra boost needed so more time can be spent working or with family and friends in the evening. The transit options along the Wasatch Front are changing.