The work we do as a Department of Transportation is crucial to the state, now as much as ever. For that reason, we have continued to keep our business moving forward while helping support the State of Utah’s efforts to slow the spread of coronavirus. UDOT employees and partners have kept Utah moving by providing the services so many businesses and citizens depend on while also finding ways throughout the pandemic to protect the individuals and teams that provide those services.
All UDOT offices are open and face coverings are no longer required. But we ask that if you are experiencing any COVID-19 symptoms please stay home. We also recommend that if you would like to meet with a certain employee that you make an appointment to assure that the individual is available at the time of your visit. To make an appointment please contact the individual directly or use the contact information below
Main Office – Calvin Rampton Complex – 801-965-4000
Region 1 – 801-620-1600
Region 2 – 801-975-4900
Region 3 – 801-227-8000
Region 4 – 435-893-4799 or 800-378-3390
The Utah Department of Transportation launched the “Keep it Clean, Utah” campaign to curb the dangerous tide of litter on Utah’s roads by urging Utahns to secure their loads. Unsecured loads and debris cause 1,800 crashes per year. Four people died in June from debris-related crashes, with 10 deaths in 2020. UDOT crews have seen […]
Public comment period on UDOT’s Active Transportation Plan lasts through Aug. 28 We want the public’s help understanding the community’s needs for more bike lanes, trails, multiuse paths, crosswalks and sidewalks for state roads. A public input process is now underway through Aug. 28. This input will help UDOT develop active transportation plans to provide better access to […]
The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) and the Department of Public Safety (DPS) are warning the public about a new phishing scam targeting Utahns. A text message from what purports to be the “Utah Department of Transportation Driver License Validation” asks recipients to enter “invalid or missing” information on a Google form. The form then […]
The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) has identified two preferred alternatives to improve transportation in Little Cottonwood Canyon in the Draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). In the Final EIS, UDOT will identify a single preferred alternative. To identify the preferred alternatives, UDOT considered an alternative’s ability to substantially improve transportation-related safety, reliability, and mobility for […]