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Here’s how the new tire traction checks will work in Utah’s Cottonwood canyons this ski season

Multiple agencies team up to implement $400,000 plan to reduce congestion to and from ski areas.

(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Cottonwood Heights officer Lance Bess helps with tire inspection as people line up to participate in the free and voluntary Cottonwood Canyon’s sticker distribution kick-off event to comply with traction devices required during severe weather this winter on Thursday, Oct. 17, 2024. The Utah Department of Transportation is partnering with local law enforcement from Cottonwood Heights and Sandy to increase traction law enforcement.