Where Riders Say We Need to Improve (and What We’re Doing About It)
How does our transit system get better? Often, it starts with feedback from our riders. With hundreds of thousands of people riding with us every day, our riders know our […]
Cash fares accepted on buses again starting October 1
Starting Thursday, October 1, you can once again pay your fare on buses with cash. We recently finished installing operator safety panels on all our 40-foot buses being used in
How TriMet Riders Feel About COVID-19 and Transit
Most of our lives have been upended to varying degrees over the past few months. Change seems to be the one constant. We wanted to explore how these changes are
Our Plan to Restore Service
When we temporarily reduced service in early April, we told you it was a painful-but-necessary change that would help us bounce back when conditions improved. We now have a plan and
Steel Bridge Improvements Project
Be prepared: Expect major delays on all MAX lines August 2-29 as we replace tracks and make other improvements on the 108-year-old Steel Bridge. It’s time to replace the track
COVID-19 Update: Limiting How Many People Are Allowed on Transit
We’ll be limiting how many people are allowed on buses starting the evening of April 2. No more than 10-15 riders can be on a bus at one time —
COVID-19 Update: Running with Reduced Service
Starting April 5, MAX, WES and most bus lines will be running with reduced service. These changes are temporary as we adapt our service to match the needs of our
Heading to Providence Park? Here are the Best Ways to Get There
Like to kick it at a Thorns or Timbers game? You have plenty of options for getting to Providence Park. Here’s the lowdown on your choices, so you can spend