What’s Ahead for the 82nd Avenue Transit Project
The 82nd Avenue Transit Project will bring better bus service between Clackamas Town Center and the Cully neighborhood.
Tougher penalties for drug use on TriMet buses and trains
A new law makes illicit drugs use on transit a Class A misdemeanor, punishable by up to 364 days in jail, a $6,250 fine or both.
New Hop card vending machines are coming to MAX stations
Starting in early December, we’ll begin rolling out a new type of fare vending machine at select MAX stations. The new machines will allow riders to buy and reload Hop
Enforcing the Rules for Riding
It’s time to make transit cleaner, safer and more accessible. As part of TriMet’s commitment to delivering a great riding experience, we’re increasing the enforcement of our rules for riding.
Safety on Transit: What You Need to Know
We are shocked and saddened by the senseless act of violence that took place on a MAX train last week. Our hearts go out to the victim, Michael Brady, and
Let’s make TriMet a drug-free zone
New legislation would give law enforcement the tools they need to keep illegal drugs off of transit. We believe all Portland-area residents deserve a safe, welcoming and reliable transit system
It’s time for a crackdown on public drug use
With the illegal use of fentanyl skyrocketing across the U.S. and here in the Pacific Northwest, TriMet recently joined four transit agencies in Washington State to study fentanyl and methamphetamine
Transit signal priority 101: Technology keeps buses out of traffic
The new FX2-Division line will bring a better bus service to the Division Street corridor with longer, 60-foot buses, bus-only travel lanes in select parts of the route and our