Editing Midvale, Utah (section)

== Transportation ==

=== Roadways ===
[[File:Bus stands at Midvale Center station, Jan 15.jpg|thumb]]
Midvale operates under a grid system as the rest of Salt Lake County. However, as most cities originally operated under their own grid system, Midvale City was one of the last to transition to the county.<ref>{{Cite web|last=Swensen|first=Jason|date=1999-02-16|title=Midvale addresses to change April 15 City will adopt street numbers of S.L. County grid system|url=https://www.deseret.com/1999/2/16/19429503/midvale-addresses-to-change-april-15-br-city-will-adopt-street-numbers-of-s-l-county-grid-system|access-date=2020-08-14|website=Deseret News|language=en}}</ref> [[Interstate 15 in Utah|I-15]] runs down the center of Midvale, with I-215's interchange with I-15 meeting in the 7200 and state region in Midvale.

=== Bus ===
The [[Utah Transit Authority]] (UTA) operates a bus system that reaches into the city including a ski service bus route. Bus routes serve nearby light rail stations, multiple commercial districts (including the Shops at Fort Union and the State Street commercial district), office parks, and government offices. The ski bus route operates along the 7200 south corridor.<ref>{{Cite web|title=Mountain Corridor and Tourism {{!}} Midvale, UT|url=https://www.midvalecity.org/departments/community-development/mountain-corridor-and-tourism|access-date=2020-08-14|website=www.midvalecity.org}}</ref>

===Rail===

UTA's [[TRAX (light rail)|TRAX]] [[light rail system]] operates two separate rail line routes in Midvale, serving both the [[Red Line (TRAX)|Red Line]] and [[Blue Line (TRAX)|Blue Line]]. The city is home to three light rail stations: The Red Line has [[Bingham Junction station|Bingham Junction]], and the Blue Line has [[Midvale Fort Union station|Midvale Fort Union]] and [[Midvale Center station|Midvale Center]] stations.