Work on bike stuff for TriMet

max and bike (old shot from archives)

Still life with MAX.
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Our friends over at TriMet are looking for some help with their bike facilities and other bike-related projects.

They just listed a want ad for a Bike Programs Intern. Here’s the job description:

    “Assist in the development of a TriMet bicycle facilities master plan. Collect, research and evaluate bike, bike parking and bike rider information; make recommendations for bike use and facility improvements. Assist in planning for bike-related events…”

This sounds like an interesting opportunity and it’s good to see TriMet working on these projects. If you’re interested in applying, check out more details on their website.

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

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Elliot
Elliot
16 years ago

I call dibs.

ME
ME
16 years ago

I bet you get to wear that cool tri-met shirt and shorts combo too! have at it E.

beth h
16 years ago

Sounds like a very interesting gig. The only bummer is that it’s temporary and you have to be a full-time student in urban planning to apply.

Aaron
Aaron
16 years ago

Well they certainly need help. Here’s what happened to me yesterday. The airport max was not working, and the blue line was intermittent. I attempted to board the blue max as it arrived. Several doors were crowded, but I found some space at the front step-up car. As I went toward it, the trimet official (from the other end) told me I couldn’t board. As he arrived he said that I couldn’t put a bike against the driver door. I said I would put it alongside the door (where there’s a bike area). He said that I couldn’t because there were people standing there (which he wouldn’t have been able to see from back there). Missing that train, I waited 30 min before giving up and taking a bus. Since this and other instances of bikers getting kicked off, I will no longer promote Trimet in any way.