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Dedicated lanes, zero emissions, and 5,000 riders a day: The Math behind The Bob

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Mountain Money
Published
Jun 1, 2026
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1497
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Summary

Park City is one of the most congested resort corridors in the American West, and a seven-mile Bus Rapid Transit line called The Bobsled Express is about to change that — permanently. We sit down with the contractor building it, Stacy Witbeck, and the transit agency behind it, High Valley Transit, to break down the business and economics of getting it done.