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Summer service to OMSI and Washington Park
OMSI Shuttle
Through September 12, the OMSI Shuttle bus will run several times each hour from 9:10 a.m. to 7:10 p.m. daily from the Oregon Convention Center MAX Station to OMSI. Regular TriMet fares apply. More
Washington Park Shuttle
The Washington Park Shuttle runs every 15 minutes from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily from May 24 through September 12, with service continuing on weekends through November 1. Regular TriMet fares apply. More
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September service cuts
After a nine-week public comment period including open houses and public hearings that resulted in more than 2,100 comments, TriMet has released its final proposal for service cuts to help offset the impacts of the recession. More
May service
updates
Downtown bus route and schedule changes effective Sunday, May 24, 2009
On May 24, bus stops that were temporarily relocated to 3rd and 4th avenues during MAX Green Line construction will move back to the Portland Transit Mall on 5th and 6th avenues. More
Traveling safely on the Portland Transit Mall
Bus and MAX operator training is now under way on 5th and 6th avenues downtown. Find out what you need to know for safe travels downtown. More
Celebrating buses returning to the Portland Transit Mall
In partnership with Portland State University, we're throwing a party downtown to celebrate the return of bus service to the renovated Portland Mall on 5th and 6th avenues. More
Rose Festival service and special event passes
This year, take TriMet to Portland
Rose
Festival events. We'll get you
there
without the hassles of traffic
and parking.
More
Buy your 1-Day Pass online now!
What's new
Say hello to new buses
This month, 40 new buses are being added to the TriMet fleet. They will replace some of our oldest buses, which are nearly 20 years old. More
Next generation MAX trains have arrived!
Fresh from the factory, 22 new light rail vehicles are joining the TriMet fleet to support the addition of MAX Green Line service in September 2009. More
Federal stimulus funds
TriMet expects to receive $53 million for maintenance and infrastructure projects. What can you expect to see from this money?
- Bike parking improvements
- A new Park & Ride in Milwaukie
- Pedestrian crossing improvements
- TransitTracker flatscreen displays at cross mall stops and along I-205
- Lighting along the multi-use path adjacent to the I-205 Light Rail
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