for name suggestions for the new line, the Provo-Orem TRIP Executive Committee then selected their top choices from the suggestions. Following a trademark review of the committee's choices, the public was presented, for a vote, with three names: TimpRunner, TimpExpress, or Utah Valley Express. Following the vote, in which 524 persons out of approximately 950 votes selected Utah Valley Express, the UTA Board of Trustees approved the Utah Valley Express name during their March 28, 2018 meeting. Future As the need increases and funding becomes available, Phase II improvements will be implemented. In Phase II, the northwest end of the Utah Valley Express will be rerouted directly east from the Orem station along West 800 South (instead of south along Geneva Road) and connect with the UVU campus by way of a new high-occupancy/toll (HOT) interchange overpass. It will then pass by the north and east edges of the UVU campus before reaching University Parkway and continuing along the remainder of its original route. As part of the reroute, the single BRT stop on the south side of the UVU campus (UCU/Sandhill) will be replaced by three new stops along the north and east sides of campus. The cost of Phase II is anticipated to be about $18 million. In addition to the Phase II improvements to the line, UTA also plans to eventually augment the Utah Valley Express with additional (BRT) lines within about 7–16 years. One of the lines will run north from the Provo station following along 500 West (US-89) in Provo; State Street (US-89) through Provo, Orem, Lindon, Pleasant Grove; and Main Street (US-89) through American Fork until it reaches the American Fork FrontRunner station. Another MAX line will run south from the Provo station though East Bay Business Park, then east along 1860 South to State Street (US-89), then south through Springville on Main Street (US-89), then southwest along South State Road (SR-51) to Spanish Fork, finally through Spanish Fork (on Expressway Lane, 800 North, Main Street, Center Street) until it reaches the planned FrontRunner station in Spanish Fork (west of I-15 and south of Center Street). Route The Utah Valley Express is designated as UTA Route 830X. (The following route is description of the "locally preferred route" (LPR) and is still subject to minor changes before finalization.) South Orem The Utah Valley Express begins at the Orem Intermodal Center (FrontRunner station), which is located