General Plan highlights West Davis Highway, FrontRunner double‑tracking and BRT connections
Summary
The draft plan lists prioritized roadway and transit projects including the West Davis Highway (SR‑177), FrontRunner double‑tracking improvements, US‑89 upgrades and a proposed Davis–Salt Lake BRT connector to strengthen multimodal regional connections.
The Transportation Element in Davis County’s draft General Plan identifies prioritized projects and partnering agencies intended to improve regional mobility and multimodal access. Slides list major roadway and transit priorities—West Davis Highway (SR‑177), US‑89 improvements, I‑15 widening/interchange projects, and targeted east–west connections—along with lead partners UDOT, WFRC, Davis County and affected cities. Presenter noted that FrontRunner double‑tracking and a planned Davis–Salt Lake Community Connector BRT are included as mid‑ to long‑term transit priorities.
The plan frames these projects in the context of regional coordination: UDOT, the Wasatch Front Regional Council, UTA, and cities share planning and delivery responsibilities. Staff described status and timeframes for several projects (Phase completions and ongoing design/construction phases were noted for certain highway projects) and emphasized safety, reliability, and multimodal benefits as selection criteria.
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