A rendering of one of the proposed park and ride options at Quinn s Junction.
Credit Park City Municipal
Park City is moving forward on plans for a park and ride lot at Quinn’s Junction.
But members of the Joint Transportation Advisory Board (or JTAB), at their last meeting, heard that the parking lot, at full capacity, will cause some traffic congestion at the Quinn’s Interchange.
Traffic planners are looking at two options to respond.
When voters approved new transit sales taxes in 2016, that gave the go-ahead for Summit County to plan a park and ride near the Ecker Hill Middle School, while Park City has been working on a similar lot near Quinn’s Junction. The city lot would be bounded on one side by the Highway 40 Frontage Road, and on the other side, by the on-ramp from Highway 248 up to Highway 40.