Shuttle buses to replace MAX service Oct. 25-31 as crews work to reduce heat-related delays Summer may be over, but […] ...

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TriMet Board of Directors adopts fiscal year 2027 budget that reduces agency’s overall spending to preserve core transit service vital for region’s economic recovery TriMet will make major spending ...

Upgrades to TriMet’s busiest transit center are improving it for the years to come as a clean, reliable public transportation hub A view of the Beaverton Transit Center from before construction ...

TriMet is facing a multi-pronged financial crisis brought on by rising costs and revenues that are not keeping up with those increases. On average, TriMet’s costs for providing public transit ...

As Oregon evaluates funding for its transportation systems, the story of MAX shows how planning and public involvement can shape the future Forty years ago, on Sept. 5, 1986, as tens of thousands ...

TriMet riders, check your bus schedules — service changes are coming March 1. Buses will arrive less often on four TriMet Frequent Service lines, as a cost-saving measure when fewer people are riding.

Across a 15-mile stretch of the MAX system on the east side, blue lights are providing a sense of safety at TriMet’s stations, guiding the way to emergency phones that offer riders instant access to ...

Taking action now to close $300 million budget gap will enable TriMet to continue providing safe and reliable public transit service to our region well into the future Calling all community members: ...

TriMet is here to help you welcome in the Year of the Horse! Lunar New Year is one of the biggest holidays on the calendar for many people around the world — including in the Portland metro area. Go ...

TriMet is once again helping thousands of people travel to the Rose Festival without worrying about traffic, parking or any of the thornier issues that accompany gridlock. And this year there’s a ...