Portlanders tell TriMet: We want continuous bus priority lanes on 82nd Avenue!
Even respondents who identified as drivers want more transit-priority lanes.
Even respondents who identified as drivers want more transit-priority lanes.
Leave the hassles of parking and driving to those less fortunate.
Would more spending on transit-priority lanes be worth the cost?
It’s a boost for cleaner buses and for 82nd.
You can get a free ride to a cooling center, but you might suffer heat exhaustion waiting for the train to get there.
After six months on the job, an anonymous TriMet bus driver gives us a look behind the scenes.
It’s fast and the stations are fun, but the lack of service means we don’t use it much.
Small route changes can have big negative impacts, and your voice matters in preventing them.
Some of TriMet’s biggest service changes make my favorite line much more usable.
The positive political pile-on continues.
A rare public feud between activists and a transportation agency.
The audio version of an historic meeting that revealed major fault lines in the transit fare debate.