The Merlo Road/ SW 158th MAX Station has the usual covered bench seating areas. The blue line stops…read morehere as well as bus 67. There isn't any parking lot but the orange bikes are stationed here. A few businesses like Nike have employee shuttle vans that pick up and drop off here. On one side of the station is the Tualatin Hills Nature Park. The trail entrance here is paved and many people enjoy walking this trail. On the other side is a drive way where the bus and vans stop.

This is really quite a nice MAX station. It's smaller than many of the stations and is their usual…read morestandard brick shelter construction with fare machine, but the ante is upped by the surrounding tall fir trees making it lovely and cool on one side and easy in-and-out driveway across the tracks. There aren't usually many people waiting here for the bus or train, and I've always felt very safe here. Just a usage tip for the train: be sure when you get on the train at your first stop that this blue-line train says Hillsboro or Merlo & SW 158th in the appropriate train windows. If the sign says "Hillsboro," you will be able to get off at all the stops all the way to Hillsboro. If it says, "Merlo 158th" on the sign, that is where the run ends (which is near the west-side Tri_Met garage).

Quatama was named after the former station on the Oregon Electric Railway and street of the same…read morename which dates from the early 20th century. That train stop was near the current one and was on property owned by the Oregon Nursery Company and settled in part by Hungarians. No one, including the Hungarians, know what Quatama means or where comes from. Make up your own story. Artwork at the station has a theme of understanding nature. One piece of art reflecting that theme at the stop is a weather vane designed by Michael Oppenheimer. The weather vane is titled "Cattail Tunes" and is based on the plant that grows in nearby wetlands. The weather vain that goes missing periodically, is constructed of five stainless steel rods, standing 24 feet tall and six feet apart. The rods are topped with metal cattail heads, each a different height so that they sway differently from each other. Continuing with the natural elements theme, the platform has animal tracks etched into the concrete while the windscreen in the passenger shelter includes a map of the watershed for the Tualatin River etched into the glass. Across from the platform is a plaza entitled "Flow" which features a simulated creek in the concrete. Along the creek are boulders that have scientific images engraved into them, along with a water basin that illustrates how water run-off occurs. What did we do before Google? Like all MAX stations West of the Wet, it has cover from the elements, strong lighting, a pay phone, security cameras and nowhere to make potty. The only thing I find depressing and troublesome is a lack of a pleasing color scheme and any reference to where the hell the name came from. This will not get better with time.

Located off 205th in Hillsboro, the Quatama Max Transit Center is a blue line train that is close…read moreto . . . well i'm not sure, but it's walking distance for me when I decide to go downtown. I would definitely hate to live in the apartments or condos next to the train depot because, well, it's really loud. The nice thing is that this transit center also has it's own parking lot and bike lockers.

This transit center will get you into downtown Portland really quickly. There is a large parking…read morelot which I think they share with the Portland Community College, but travelling on the weekend, there's easy parking. Purchasing the necessary cards was tedious if you're trying to buy multiple cards at one time. The first train that arrived, we had to get out of because there was such a heavy urine smell in it. It was really bad. The next one that came shortly afterwards was fine and we were able to easy go spend the day downtown.

Since I live in the Tanasbourne area, this transit center is where I always begin my journeys from…read morebus to max. And since I use public transportation on a regular basis it means I spend a lot of time at this transit center. This area always feels safe and the maintenance workers do a great job keeping it clean. There are concrete sitting areas in addition to tri-met's shelters for each bus. The max train area has several benches and covered areas. There is a large parking area if you wish to park and ride. I've never noticed any vandalism in the parking area. Buses 52 and 88 stop here along with the blue line.

The Beaverton Creek Max Station has a large open field on one side where you can find the Beaverton…read moreCricket Club playing. On the other side is a beautiful forested area where people often jog. There is no park and ride lot at this station but there is a bike area. There are the usual benches and covered space. It's a very peaceful spot to relax while you're waiting for the train.

This might be one of the prettiest MAX train stops in the whole system. On one side of the tracks…read moreheaded west is quite a beautiful tract of forested land. It has graveled running paths and it's just wonderful to hear walkers and runners from the nearby Nike Campus and the LaSalle Apartment Property talking and shouting back and forth while enjoying this very serene park-like area. The large apartment property is set quite a ways back from the eastbound side of the trains. When I wait for incoming trains on the platorm, I'm quite glad for a bit of a wait to sit and reflect on the forested land. It's just makes me Zen out for a bit on the beauty, especially on a late summer gold and blue afternoon. Another thing that sets this station apart from the others is the tech company across from the apartments. Of course, it's not because it's a tech company (although this part of Beaverton and into Hillsboro is considered this region's Silicon Valley), but that the employees have built a cricket pitch on the building's front lawn where they play at lunch and after work during the summer and fall. Talk about another way to go Zen. The red and blue MAX trains are the only ones who stop here. There really is no place to park and ride. Don't try it in the large apartment parking lot or you can potentially be towed due to assigned parking for residents. The Nike shuttle buses do stop in the parking lot near the MAX train exits. The station platform is kept very clean and has a reasonable amount of sheltered and outdoor seating. Signage and evening lighting is excellent. I always feel very comfortable at this station because there's nearly always a good number of people coming and going. I recommend use of this station for the sheer beauty all around and it's all-over comfort and great schedules for the trains. The cricket pitch is just added fun! Come and give this station a try. I think you'll like it!

The red line runs east-west and goes all the way from Portland International Airport to Hillsboro…read more Easy and convenient with the green tap pylons to get your ticket.

I'm not a max rider but picked up a friend today from here…read more It's very open, clean, has covered seating and lots of restaurants and food carts nearby.

Millikan Transit Center serves the MAX blue line and bus 62. There is plenty of parking available…read morefor park and ride folks. There is also secure bike parking available for people who peddle and ride. There are covered bench areas near the train tracks. On my most recent visit here I noticed that the benches have been replaced with new ones. There are two separate shelters for bus 62 depending on which direction you're headed. From this location it's a short walk to Cedar Hills shopping center. If you are headed to the restaurants on Millikan and Murray, they're only a five minute walk away. As with all their properties, I feel that Tri-Met does an outstanding job maintaining the appearance and cleanliness here.

I had my car parked here before I arrived from the airport. Why? I don't drive on 185th Ave. Shout…read moreout to my officemate for parking my minivan. This is my second go to Max Tram Station because there is plenty of parking available. Every time I finish coming in from Clackamas Town Center this is the place I go. If I am not driving then Willow Creek would be my stop. I would sometimes park my car here on the day of my therapy appointments because I need to ride the 19 and 24 buses in the far reaches of Portland. There is one bus here that I don't ride because it doesn't go near where I live, work or shop. If you do happen to utilize the 62 line there is a waiting area nearby. Warning: The PDX area is very dependent on trams so it's better to plan accordingly if you want to drive to this stop

Top flight and prompt service, and for a reasonable price. Unike some rides from PDX Radio cab has…read moremeters.

today I went to a community event an the Authorized person paid for me and others Cabs to get there…read moreand back when I called for my return home the first which was a female dispatcher no problem everything was fine can on the way It took a wrong turn when I called back to just to make sure that the cab driver knew to call me when they arrived so I can come out and this very anger man dispatcher tried to convince I was lying about the return ride back home So had I politely told him I just spoke to someone who did book my ride back he told me I didn't have a ride coming for me I told him that I just spoke to a young lady who did book my ride I just wanna make sure that the driver knows to call me when he arrives This man tries to convince me I was lying I didn't have a ride coming he said in a nasty attitude i tried to give him correct spelling of my name because i had just spoke to a female dispatcher so i gave him the correct spelling and address he read it back in a angry tone he said I see we picked you up and that I need to change my tone I'm at an event with lots of people around and there was no need for me to have an attitude or have a tone until he was so nasty to me I just want him to stop being disrespectful so he end the call when I asked where is the ladi that booked my ride he then yelled at me telling me I DONT KNOW LADY (not Mrs. Patterson or ma'am ) that I didn't have a return ride I needed to get in contact with the person who authorized my ride because he didn't see and he wasn't booking me a ride on someone Else's dime and hung up in my face That comment He wasn't gonna put my ride on somebody else's dime almost had me in tears when he hung up I was about to call the person who booked the cab for me but my Radio Cab Driver called me he was there to pick me up I called back to Radio cab to speak to a supervisor However The Dispatcher who actually booked my return ride I was trying so hard not to cry I wanted to tell how I was treated By that man I Hope that all the calls are monitored and recorded so the can listen to how he spoke to me she told it was hard for her to find at first when I initially called however I didn't know that she actually did her job without being mean she actually looked for it and found it that man is a monster talking to me or any other woman like that thank goodness for the original Dispatcher for listening changing energy and stopping me from crying it was embarrassing to be spoke to like that by a man I don't care if nobody heard it he's a horrible human being I will take the bus from now on this will never happen again over a grown man not liking his job

Lucked out with same day door to door service - We've been able to call on these guys a couple of…read moretimes in a hurry and pinch with very fast response and flexibility. Sometimes emergencies or rush situations happen and scheduling medical transport with wheelchair capability can be a serious hassle since most transport requires advanced scheduling and planning. COMPARISONS - Sadly many insurance don't cover non-emergency medical transport. Getting old isn't cheap and medical transport isn't either, compared to other similar services ANEMT rates are average to a little better. MetroWest transport is the most popular and great, but they are constantly booked at least 1-2 days out or 5-10 hours for same day. MetroWest also has stair capable wheelchairs and stretchers by request and door to door service. TriMet offers basic medical transport for fairly cheap via shuttle, but they don't offer door to door so you'll need someone to push if the chair isn't motorized and electric. Uber and Lyft have wheelchair capable vehicles, but again, no door to door service and requires advanced scheduling. Interestingly Kaiser Washington State insurance covers non-emergency transport, but not in Oregon. Above and beyond - Along with being able to respond quickly with door to door service, they helped with transferring inside the home to and from the wheelchair. Aways super nice and friendly guys. Easy pay via credit card through a tex message link or over the phone. Have questions, be sure to ask, they are very helpful and accommodating. Good service, responsive, fast and better pricing than most. Thanks for taking good care of our family.

My driver, Alexander, was great and on time. He asked me how I was feeling before and after my…read moresurgery. He was early picking me up. Really cool guy. His vibe was exactly what I needed.

We had Billy and loved it! He was super great, and made our senior prom the best!! We were…read moreoriginally gonna have a party bus till our last stop and then jet a regular sprinter van for the ride home, but Billy got us a hummer limo for a ride to our dessert location. He was very accommodating, and pulled all his strings for us! Would definitely recommend this company as well. They squeezed us in a little over a week out for our prom, and they made it the best!

There are not enough kind words to describe Allen and his amazing service! Friendly, on time,…read moreknowledgeable, professional! We would never use any other towncar service in the Portland area. Fantastic! I would give more stars if I could. Allen is a true gem!