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Division Transit Project Construction Rolls Ahead - TriMet News

High-capacity bus service begins to take shape as crews mark construction milestones along the 15-mile Division Street corridor TriMet is continuing construction of the Division Transit Project, which will bring faster, more reliable transit service to the 15-mile Division Street corridor. The...

news.trimet.org

 

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More pics from TriMet's twitter

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1326272065653993472

 

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Design - A Better Red (trimet.org)

Preliminary renderings for the Portland Airport station renovation as part of the Red Line improvements project:

 

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New separated downtown-bound only Red Line platform (sigh) and second track (the one that's elevated)

 

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More Rose Lanes

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1321480749472604160

 

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13” Digital Bus Stop From: Connectpoint®, Inc. | Mass Transit (masstransitmag.com)

Connecptoint Inc. has unveiled its new solar-powered Connectpoint® 13 Digital Bus Stop® with the first deployments at Tri-Met in Portland, Ore. The new design offers technology to deliver real-time departure and schedule information, as well as service alerts. These smart city digital signs are equipped with e-Paper displays that provide clear readability any hour, day or night. Connectpoint’s Digital Bus Stop® signs are easy to install, can be retrofitted to existing bus stops or shelters and managed remotely via CPAM™, a content management system designed exclusively for the transit industry.

 

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https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1334556279813988352

 

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https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1329867685606264832

 

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Any chance you'd mind adding some text for context? Not everyone wants to click on a bare link to see where it goes. That's not safe.

 

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Any chance you'd mind adding some text for context? Not everyone wants to click on a bare link to see where it goes. That's not safe.

Interesting. They aren't bare links on my end -- they are embedded twitter posts. Just an old picture of MAX and more pictures of a new overcrossing over the Orange Line.

 

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Portland rolls out next projects for ‘Rose Lane’ transit priority plan

With the open house comes the release of 25 new project proposals — that’s in addition to the 18 projects already funded or in progress and the 16 that have been completed since the initiative launched in 2019. The aim of all these projects is to make transit faster and more reliable, especially for Portlanders of color and those with lower incomes. According to staff from Commissioner Chloe Eudaly’s office, the Rose Lane Project is, “an effort to redistribute our right-of-way with a priority around racial equity, climate justice, and direct community benefits.”