Five Tips For Navigating the Upcoming MAX Disruption If you’re a MAX rider, you’re going to want to know what’s happening starting this weekend. MAX Blue, Green and Red lines won’t be running between NE 7th Avenue and Gateway Transit Center from Saturday, May 15,...
Electric Buses Update: Lots of Progress and Some Challenges 2021 is looking increasingly like it will be a good year for our community – vaccines! — as well as our electric buses. We’re rolling out more buses, including buses with longer ranges and what we believe is...
Raising Our Voices Against Hate, Discrimination and Systemic Racism A Statement from TriMet’s Board of Directors To those using their voices to rally against hate, discrimination and systemic racism—we hear you and we join you in the call for systemic change....
COVID-19 Update: Face Coverings Required When Using Transit Starting Wednesday, May 20 There are some important changes to how you ride transit in the new guidelines Governor Brown has shared. Here’s what’s changing, what you need to do and what we’re doing. Riders...
What happens if someone who might have COVID-19 rides a bus? There’s a lot on our plates everyday, but the most important thing is always the safety of our riders and employees. This takes on a new urgency as we confront the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. We’re...
All The Ways To Pay — Including Cash Change is hard. And at the beginning of this year, we made a major change: we modernized how we pay for transit by retiring two payment methods — paper fares and the TriMet Tickets App — that had been with us for a long time. All...
