Portland’s TriMet has become the latest U.S. transit agency to announce plans for significant service cuts to address a funding shortfall, announcing plans to reduce frequency on some bus lines this ...

After temporarily suspending all MAX light rail line service early Friday, TriMet has announced that the agency began restoring MAX service starting at about 1:30 p.m. this afternoon. “It’s ...

Light rail will be part of the plan for the Interstate 5 Bridge replacement, bringing MAX trains into Vancouver from Portland. The Interstate Bridge Replacement Program, along with C-Tran, TriMet ...

A downtown MAX tunnel might be a pipe dream at the moment, but it's been close to 40 years since the first light rail trains started rolling in Portland, and there have been several big additions ...

MAX has 145 rail cars, 60 miles of track and 97 stations with $20 billion of investment around them. TriMet and local governments started talking about light rail in the late 1970s to deal with a ...

Although MAX service to Clark County remains contentious, light rail is part of Clark County’s history. From 1917, when the I-5 Bridge opened, to 1940, a streetcar operated between Portland and ...

The changes include shifting late-night light-rail MAX service to buses and the addition of two bus lines. TriMet also eliminated three bus lines with low ridership that overlapped with other lines.

MAX light rail back in service after 3-week disruption; Portland airport MAX service to return after 4-month closure; Starting Sunday, MAX trains will be disrupted at Gateway Transit Center for ...

TriMet has suspended all MAX Light Rail and Portland Streetcar services from Sunday evening until Tuesday morning due to the extreme heat. The Portland Streetcar was forced to canceled service ...

To prepare for Friday morning travelers, MAX light rail trains in the Portland area will run overnight to prevent ice buildup on overhead wires, TriMet officials said Thursday. Because MAX trains ...

I can’t find “no cargo bikes” anywhere on the TriMet website, but somehow we all know. This list doesn’t specify bus versus light rail, but obviously the last one about blocking the front view is ...