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Clark County’s C-TRAN bus service has fewer routes than TriMet to the south, but this means fewer options for riders when the weather turns...
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Portland public transportation and snowflakes don’t mix. TriMet coordinates with the city of Portland, and...
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Columbia Gorge Premium Outlets is sandwiched between the city of Troutdale and I-84, at 450 NW 257th Way. The mall, like a medieval castle, presents...
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TriMet and C-TRAN both have multiple fare options. Standard transferable fares currently run from $2.00 - $2.35. These get you at least an hour of...
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I’m a public transport user, so I don’t pay much attention to bicyclists, unless they’re crowding me for space on MAX. But there's...
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Raining, raining, raining, and I need to get to Beaverton on the bus. TriMet and C-TRAN offer pretty good service, but it’s kind of depressing...
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The WorkSource Portland Metro Southeast office occupies a building that’s seen better days, but I love this place. It’s kind of...
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The Portland Metro Columbia Express Center is found at 4610 North Trenton Street. It’s located (buried) way out in the northwest part of town,...
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The Oregon City WorkSource office is easy to find on the corner of High Street and 5th. It’s a brick and blue-paneled office building with a...
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This office used to be conveniently located in Beaverton, near a couple of frequent bus lines and not far from MAX Blue Line. Oregon moved the office...
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- Two Zones/Two Hours: $2.00
- All Zones/Two Hours: $2.30
- Day Pass: $4.75
- Two Zones Monthly: $75.00
- All Zones Monthly: $86.00
- C-Zone Daily: $1.50 (no transfer)
- All-Zone Daily: $2.35
- C-TRAN Day Pass: $3.50
- Express* Daily: $3.00
- Express* Day Pass: $6.00
- C-Zone Monthly: $52.00
- All-Zone Monthly: $86.00
- Express* Monthly: $105.00
- *Express fares cover C-TRAN routes between Vancouver and downtown Portland, and are good on TriMet.
- If your October C-TRAN pass number is 837446, your November pass is free!
- Cherriots (Salem-Keizer)
- Columbia County Rider
- Community Urban Bus Service (Kelso/Longview)
- Hood River County Transportation District
- Lincoln County Transit
- Pacific Transit System (SW Washington coast)
- South Clackamas Transportation District
- Sunset Empire Transportation District (Clatsop County)
- Tillamook County Transportation District
- Washington County U-Ride (Rural Washington County)
- Yamhill County Transit Area
