The survey asks Oregonians their transportation priorities, how the agency should spend its funding and what reductions would impact them.

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Riders are bracing for major cuts to the state's largest transit system after TriMet’s board recently voted to pass a service plan.

Lawmakers' Band-Aid fix for the short legislative session was to take $218 million in funding from transportation-related programs like Safe Routes to School.

Portland is promoting e-scooters, but behind the scenes, injuries are rising sharply, safety laws go unenforced and fatal crashes continue.

We're committed to making transportation options more affordable for our most vulnerable communities. That's why we're stepping up to fill a gap after TriMet discontinued their annual free month-pass benefit for reduced-fare card holders. Anyone who lives or works in Washington County, or is an employee of or affiliated with a member of Westside Transportation Alliance; and is a reduced-fare Hop Fastpass card holder is eligible for this benefit.

Come try the proposed new Line 96 bus route via SW Boones Ferry Road and SW Barbur Boulevard. Ride along to compare the difference in travel time with the current bus route via I-5.