Benefits of public transit
Public Transportation is making a real difference in the daily lives of individuals and households:
Public Transit
Want to go someplace and not stress over the traffic or expense of driving or parking? Public transit is easy, convenient and can save you time and money.
STEP 1
Visit www.TripCheck.com and click on the Transportation Options tab.
STEP 2
Search:
City or County - allows users to search for transportation providers within a specifi c city or county. Users can refi ne the search with fi lters for wheelchair accessibility, bicycle transport, service days and by travel mode, such as bus, train and taxi.
City to City - allows users to search for intercity public transit connections. Services can be fi ltered by wheelchair or bicycle accommodations. General information about transportation providers, including contact information and Web site, is also available.
Special Accommodations - allows users to find transit services that accommodate various mobility devices or provide door to door, curb to curb or other specialized services, including those not open to the general public.
STEP 3
Contact the providers listed via telephone number or visit their Web sites for more information. Leave the car at home, knowing that you are saving money and helping the environment.
Visit TripCheck.com for more information
Visit www.TripCheck.com and click on the Transportation Options tab.
STEP 2
Search:
City or County - allows users to search for transportation providers within a specifi c city or county. Users can refi ne the search with fi lters for wheelchair accessibility, bicycle transport, service days and by travel mode, such as bus, train and taxi.
City to City - allows users to search for intercity public transit connections. Services can be fi ltered by wheelchair or bicycle accommodations. General information about transportation providers, including contact information and Web site, is also available.
Special Accommodations - allows users to find transit services that accommodate various mobility devices or provide door to door, curb to curb or other specialized services, including those not open to the general public.
STEP 3
Contact the providers listed via telephone number or visit their Web sites for more information. Leave the car at home, knowing that you are saving money and helping the environment.
Visit TripCheck.com for more information
Plan ahead
Work out your trips using these great sites.
Get real-time arrival information. The tracker monitors actual locations of your bus or train, so you know exactly when your ride is coming.
Plots out an efficient itinerary using public transportation schedules. Currently, Google Transit Trip Planner only offers transit planning for the Portland, Oregon metro area.
Transit links
(503) 266-4022
Canby CAT offers no-fare, fixed route service six days a week, as well as flag stops, ADA-accessible buses, bike racks on all buses and a lift available for qualified applicants.
Canby CAT offers no-fare, fixed route service six days a week, as well as flag stops, ADA-accessible buses, bike racks on all buses and a lift available for qualified applicants.
(360) 695-0123
C-TRAN is Clark County, Washington's public transit provider with 26 bus routes. C-Van offers curb-to-curb service for people who cannot access regular route service. C-TRAN also offers carpool and vanpool services, a bike and bus program and much more.
C-TRAN is Clark County, Washington's public transit provider with 26 bus routes. C-Van offers curb-to-curb service for people who cannot access regular route service. C-TRAN also offers carpool and vanpool services, a bike and bus program and much more.
(503) 528-1720
Ride Connection is a non-profit organization offering assistance to persons with disabilities and senior citizens in Clackamas, Clark, Multnomah and Washington counties.
Ride Connection is a non-profit organization offering assistance to persons with disabilities and senior citizens in Clackamas, Clark, Multnomah and Washington counties.
(503) 682-7790
SMART, operated by the City of Wilsonville, provides free bus service in the Wilsonville area. The SMART Options program provides free assistance to employers in setting up transportation programs.
SMART, operated by the City of Wilsonville, provides free bus service in the Wilsonville area. The SMART Options program provides free assistance to employers in setting up transportation programs.
A tool that remixes TriMet’s real time arrival data, melding in data from Portland Streetcar and displaying it in an interface optimized for mobile devices.
(503) 238-RIDE
TriMet has 93 bus lines and three major MAX Light Rail alignments. They serve Multnomah, Clackamas and Washington counties, and 80 of the bus lines connect with MAX Light Rail at transit centers and MAX stations.
TriMet has 93 bus lines and three major MAX Light Rail alignments. They serve Multnomah, Clackamas and Washington counties, and 80 of the bus lines connect with MAX Light Rail at transit centers and MAX stations.
For other parts of the state check out the Oregon Travel Options Directory.
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