Salt Lake City wants to hear your east-west travel woes

What they're saying: "This divide is hurting people," Salt Lake City Council Member Alejandro "Ale" Puy, who represents portions of the west side said in a statement. "We need bold, community-informed solutions; this study will help us find them."

• Travel delays like stalled freight trains, for example, have been a top concern for many west siders for generations.

State of play: The survey, which will close in early June, will cover the frequency of travel delays, the accessibility of goods and services, and how the divide influences daily life.

What's next: Residents can share their experiences in-person at an open house at Edison Elementary School from 5:30-7pm Wednesday.

• Dinner will be offered to the first 250 attendees.