I've been using C-Tran for a couple of months now and all of the staff I've met are amazing! Big…read moreshout out to John at Vancouver mall and Jessica on the eastside of Vancouver, you guys are incredible!!!

C-tran: there are good drivers who are both friendly and helpful. But this is the first where I…read moreseriously needed to give Zero to their Disability Transport Reviewer-Victoria. She accused me of being able to drive my disability scooter from out of the special van. It was an extremely horrible experience trying to explain one's own disabilities. She was not to happy to want to hear about having more than one type that affects my body. She gruntedly in arrogance that she is the only one to have more of a say regarding disability and what she views as my personal physical disability as excuses. "You can't do this!" "You can't do that!". Disability scooters for adults don't fit easily into a public bus. That is the reason why they created vans with lifts. If a disabled person become injured in any way or fashion. The driver are not allowed to render physical assistance. She wanted me to try and demonstrate how a person with disability can ever get hurt... Seriously. I also have to prove my mental disability as well. No I seriously would not recommend this woman to be a reviewer. There is no room for discrimination of any kind. Good customer service, respect and assistance to all disabled people, good two way communication is a must w/out devaluing the customer. I would not give even 1 star for this review.

The max RED line is really good, however there are some pro and cons, Its a little dirty, on the…read moreseats, but however the price is : A chef's kiss, but the worst part of MAX is, you'll probally find some dangerous distpruvite passangers, Howver that is the only downside.

Can't beat the price of $2.80. Took this from PDX airport to the rental car place but there's so…read moremany different drop offs. Very convenient way to get around. Also go to trimet.org to plan your trip as it will show both the bus system and light rail

I don't even know what to say about these everyday heroes who we call bus drivers. My partner and I…read morehave been taking an aprox 3-4 hr round trip bus ride to work and back together, across Portland, on the amazing long fx2 bus and the 15 bus, for the past several months. My partner used other busses as well for day to day errands. We've seen everything on our bus commutes, from screaming mental health cases to drug addicts yelling while pounding their fists on their own skulls, to nonstop to outright bloody fistfight brawls right in the front area of the bus. Most of the passengers are perfectly well behaved but there was at least one troubling situation, if not 2 or 3, daily on these bus rides. Every politician who's running for office should endure a few months taking the bus back and forth across town if they are ever sincerely interested in what's going on in the cities that they want to help. They'd be happy to close the borders promptly and take care of the people who are already here needing help. Seniors, veterans and a gigantic mentally heath and drug addiction crisis. The bus drivers all deserve awards for the service and courage it takes to drive a city bus. Day or night. I mainly can vouch for a soft spoken but assertive older lady w short dark or silver hair, who drives the 15 bus in the morning commute hours, she is a superhero, even stopping the bus one time to ask me if I was okay as it was an extreme bad air, wild fire smoke day and I must've looked extra alarming walking along w my walking stick, she let me know she could call for help if I needed it. I assured her I was totally okay but I was dumbstruck by the kindness and mental strength of her as well as many, many of the other busdrivers I've encountered off and on through the years in Portland, especially tho these last few months. We are soooo gratefull for the Trimet busses! Keep up the good work!

Y'all need to start wiping down your seats more often, as it is never done in-between shifts…read more And it's incredibly important that you fix your damn buses. The other night, I was riding the 72, and I swear the vibrations from the bus were so intense, strong, buzzing-- I'm pretty sure every woman inside had the REAL Trimet experience. Seriously, y'all are great but lately you're also very grumpy.

I found out about the tram when I was researching the metro system. Located in South Waterfront…read morearea of Portland, this was a hidden little gem. You can take the streetcar to get to the stop, cross the street, then hop on the tram (roundtrip). It was about $8 roundtrip for adults. You arrive at the top at Oregon Health Sciences University hospital. And it IS an actual hospital! We walked around a bit and headed back. The views are worth it.

This tram ride is the cheap and convenient way of enjoying the horizontal landscape view of the…read morecity of Portland. The tram car goes from upper to lower level every 15 minutes interval. We bought the tickets and boarded the car from upper level, entrance right next to OHSU Hospital. Ticket prices were $9 for round trip. The tram was really popular for locals, especially for the employees working at the hospital. The upper terminal had multiple lookout spots to see the city skyline and also up close watching the tram heading to the lower terminal. As we started heading down the hill, we saw stunning view of the city's greenery, houses, buildings and Willamette river. In the horizon, we could also see the snowy Mount Hood. The ride was about 5 minutes. At lower level, everyone had to exit the lower level terminal. Then we used our round trip ticket to enter the terminal again and board the same car. At the lower terminal, there was a huge parking stand for bicycles. Trip from lower to upper terminal was little longer, took about 8-9 minutes. Being a sunny bright day, we absolutely loved the short round trip for such a decent price.

We stayed at the Residence Inn and this station was right across the parking lot. It was…read moreconvenient, clean and not crowded. We had a rental car, so we mostly drove around the city but we did make a point of taking the Max to the city one day to walk around the Pearl District and look at the galleries. This station seemed really safe. The Max took us to the city for a reasonable price. It was easy to get on and off and we didn't have to hassle parking. Definitely a win-win situation.

This isn't the stop near IKEA, you want the Cascades stop, that's the one. If you're staying at the…read moreResidence Inn Marriott, this will get you to IKEA for delicious Swedish meatballs.

This morning and unfortunate incident happened there is maybe one or two buses at Transit Center in…read moreGresham Oregon in the morning I actually have a boxer's fracture and I got pinned in by the bus go into 82nd actually pin me in was not parking there at all he pinned me in I had to back up then actually got behind him and he stood at the stop sign and didn't want to let me buy this action was horrible I wasn't bothering anybody he wasn't parking there there wasn't anybody parking there I was dropping somebody off I was definitely not bothering anyone other bus driver have been kind and nice except for this one rude unsafe

If you offer me ham, I say "yes, ham!" If you offer me Gresham, I say nahhh…read more The transit center for a burb that features mainly drivers is not used as much as you'd expect, and it's probably easy to keep it clean and functional, but they do, and they do a good job of it. I had awful shows in Gresham when I came out here, but met nice people here, and the transit center has good memories for me.

End of the line, folks! Or is it the beginning. Five stars cause this is the stop that that one MAX…read moredriver ran into that one time, and that shiz is hilarious to watch.

Its good access to the expo center but a tricky walk to jantzen beach, maybe 15-20 minute walkread more

One of the best train systems in the country. Why the best?…read more You can ride the MAX Light Rail and Portland Streetcar within downtown Portland, the Rose Quarter and the Lloyd District for FREE--all day, every day. Just look at the free rail zones.

I like the trains in Portland. They are much easier, cleaner and nicer than the ones we have in the…read moreBay Area. I easily got from the Airport to my hotel downtown for $2.50, as compared to a $45.00 cab ride. It was almost just as fast as it was smart to save that money and take the train. It was literally a non-issue ride and I was there in about 30 minutes. Another day we took the train over to Widmer Brewing Company. It was easy to find a schedule, this station and get over there. Last time we also took a cab, so the train was fun and we had a great day.

Portland Black Car is tops. Of course I admit that I've not taken many other services but, these…read morefolks are timely, attentive, and friendly.

Recently used Portland Black Car for a RT to airport and felt compelled to remind people why using…read morea high end professional car service is key. Yes, it will cost you more than an Uber/Lyft basic or maybe premium but well worth it for these reasons. Vehicle- We had a very nice, clean and newer Suburban/Escalade. Additionally, traveling with a family of 5, with luggage, has often left us with cancelled (by driver) Uber/Lyft, XL and Black options, depending on the size of the vehicle we randomly got assigned. Portland Black asked and therefore ensured the right vehicle was assigned to accommodate. Driver/Service - Leland, our driver arrived early (both at home and airport - used our flight number to track early arrival to PDX) - loaded up our luggage and handled each with care (unlike the do it yourself with most Uber/Lyft options). You could tell this guy was a pro so safety and comfort couldn't be better. Cost - You pay for what you get (not that Uber/Lyft are bad) but if reliability, comfort and safety are important, I highly recommend Portland Black Car.