TriMet has expanded the MAX Red Line to Hillsboro Airport and made changes to its bus network, including new stations, bus routes, and upgraded stops, with mixed community reactions.

Portland breaks ground on 82nd Avenue maintenance to improve safety on a historically dangerous 2.5-mile road, with upgrades like new pavements, crosswalks, and better public transport access.

Starting August 25, bus service on Clackamas County's Line 29-Lake/Webster Rd will increase, improving connectivity to local essential services and employment centers.

Portland is upgrading its bike lanes by replacing plastic posts with concrete barriers to increase safety, starting with key areas like Northwest Naito.

Public input is sought for future developments on 82nd Avenue in Portland, with an online survey open until September 15 and plans for community safety, infrastructure upgrades, and local business support.

Wildfires have delayed Union County's road maintenance, with work on OR 204 and OR 237 set for August completion. Drivers should expect delays and plan for extra travel, with more maintenance scheduled for June 2025.

Portland parents are cycling more to set a healthy and environmentally friendly example for their kids, backed by the city's robust cycling infrastructure and community initiatives.

Portland receives a significant federal grant for the Interstate Bridge Replacement program, marking progress in the project set to improve the Columbia River crossing between Oregon and Washington.

The SE 52nd Avenue Crossing Improvement Project in Portland aims to enhance pedestrian and cycling safety with new crosswalks and bike lanes, affecting parking and tree removal.

A sinkhole caused the closure of N.E. Mershon Road in Multnomah County, disrupting local traffic and highlighting infrastructure challenges. Repair timelines are still unknown.

Portland's PBOT has partnered with Lyft and Lime to integrate up to 3,500 e-scooters into the city's transport options, aiming for accessibility, affordability, and clutter reduction by enforcing new locking rules.

PBOT announces bike events for the new school year, aiming to engage Portland families in fun ways to promote sustainable travel and improve pedestrian safety in their 'Safe Routes to School' campaign.

Portland's NE 122nd Ave will get four new pedestrian crossings to improve safety, funded by a federal grant and designed by PBOT, with construction expected to start in late 2025.