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We keep the Portland region moving. Visit http://trimet.org/alerts for service info. Call or text 503-238-7433 for customer service.

TriMet will not turn away anyone who is traveling to and from a cooling center who is unable to pay fare between 10 a.m. and 11 p.m. today (Wednesday, July 22). Please tell your bus operator that you're heading to or from a cooling center.

TriMet will not turn away anyone who is traveling to and from a cooling center who is unable to pay fare between 11 a.m. and 10 p.m. today (Tuesday, July 21). Please tell your bus operator that you’re heading to or from a cooling center.

TriMet will not turn away anyone who is traveling to and from a cooling center who is unable to pay fare between 11 a.m. and 10 p.m. today (Tuesday, July 21). Please tell your bus operator that you're heading to or from a cooling center.

⚠️Heads up ⚠️ We’re making upgrades to rail crossings at three locations in Washington County that will require shuttle buses to replace portions of MAX Blue and Red line service from July 26-August 8.

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TriMet won't turn away anyone riding to or from a cooling center who cannot pay fare between 11 a.m. and 10 p.m. today, Monday, June 15. Please tell your bus operator that you're heading to or from a cooling center.

TriMet is one of many transit agencies nationwide navigating a funding crisis. Rising costs and declining revenues are forcing difficult decisions about service across the country.

It’s the end of the line for our Type 1 trains. After nearly 40 years of service, they’re broken down at Radius Recycling so their materials can live on in other projects.

Our service proposals now make changes to 34 lines, with the proposals for the following 10 lines updated based on recent feedback from riders and the public: 10, 16, 19, 34, 38, 58, 63, 96, 97 and 156. No changes will be made to lines 22 and 23 at this time.

Here's a question we often get: "How does TriMet know that I paid my fare when I tap my phone or credit card?" Answer: Our Customer Safety Supervisors use handheld devices that quickly scan your Hop card, credit/debit card or phone to make sure you have a valid fare.

How Does TriMet Know if I Tapped? Here’s the Answer - TriMet Rider Insider blog

One of the most common questions we get from riders who pay for their rides by tapping their phone’s mobile wallet or a credit/debit card to a Hop reader

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Bus service changes start this Sunday, March 1 🚌 Bus Service Reductions 🚌 8-Jackson Park/NE 15th Buses will arrive less often before 8 a.m. and after 7 p.m. on weekdays, and before 10 a.m. on weekends.

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Our Bus Maintenance service workers sweep, mop, vacuum and disinfect buses every day to keep our vehicles clean ✨🧼🚌 Learn more about how these behind-the-scenes heroes are creating a comfortable and consistent experience for bus riders! Read more on the blog:

How We Keep Our Bus Fleet Clean and Running Every Day - TriMet Rider Insider blog

Keeping our buses clean and ready to roll into service helps create a comfortable and consistent experience for our riders. Before our buses even hit the

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On February 4, we’ll be honoring Rosa Parks and her contributions to the civil rights movement. We will not be collecting fares on our buses, MAX and LIFT. Portland Streetcar and @ctranvancouver.c-tran.com will also join us in not collecting fares. Art by Paola De La Cruz.

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Weigh in on Planned Bus and MAX Service Changes and Cuts We know you depend on us, and service cuts are always our last resort. But with rising costs and less money coming in, we must reduce spending now to avoid more severe cuts down the road, which would affect many more riders.

Free rides on buses, MAX and Portland Streetcar start at 8 p.m. tonight! 🎉 🚉 MAX Blue, Green, Orange and Yellow Line trains will operate two to three hours later into the service day than usual and arrive at stations every 30 minutes 🔵 🟢 🟠 🟡

Our Committee on Accessible Transportation – CAT – is looking for new members. The committee does important work advising us on how we can make transit more accessible to seniors and riders with disabilities! Learn more and apply: trimet.org/cat/membership

The 82nd Avenue Transit Project will upgrade bus service on 82nd Avenue to TriMet FX–Frequent Express. This will bring more service reliability and faster travel times, plus safety and accessibility improvements, to the corridor.

Nearly 5,000 riders gave us feedback online and at open houses about upcoming service cuts. We’re listening, and your thoughts will help shape the future of our service.

Beginning Sunday, Nov. 30, a handful of lines will have buses arriving less often in the evening when ridership is low. These reductions are part of our ongoing work to bring service levels in line with funding and make our system more efficient.