The new actions TriMet announced join the steps and actions taken over the past five years, in coordination with its Transit Equity Advisory Committee, to make TriMet more fair and equitable.
The IMI grantees, which will be awarded approximately $20.3 million, will execute innovative mobility solutions in urban, suburban, and rural areas.
Video celebrates one of TriMet's newest MAX rail employees, Ben Meigs, whose sixth-grade basketball team was coached by TriMet Rail Training Supervisor Anthony Herring. The lessons coach Herring taught young Meigs went beyond basketball and lasted for years, with the mentorship resuming now at the agency.
The alignment serves several major destinations including a Portland Community College campus, and an Oregon university.
CDTA celebrates New Flyer battery-electric buses, digital signage coming to TriMet, and Icomera expands R&D facilities.
Coty H. admits he’s made mistakes and is no stranger to the criminal justice system. He credits a program offered at a local corrections transition center, for helping to set his life in a new direction and TriMet, for helping him on the journey.
Agency has partnered with dozens of non-profits, social service agencies, colleges and universities to expand access to program.
Engineering and rail training supervisors provided insight into rail operations, as well as hands-on demonstrations of its systems.
In the course of researching my book Better Buses, Better Cities, I was proud to see agencies taking the challenge head on.
TriMet’s Ed Bennett and Votran’s Rick Kazawitch took home this year’s Maintenance Director of the Year Awards at BusCon 2019 in Indianapolis.