US EditionTriMet wants to know if they should go bigger for transit on 82nd
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TriMet wants to know if they should go bigger for transit on 82nd
Aerial view of SE 82nd Avenue at Division. (Photo: TriMet) Because TriMet and the City of Portland won’t do more to prevent people from driving cars on 82nd Avenue in the future, a $320 million transit upgrade might not be enough to significantly improve bus service. TriMet 82nd Avenue Transit Project will bring their high-capacity FX bus service to 10 miles of 82nd Avenue between Clackamas Town Center and northeast Portland. To speed up service…
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