Starting on April 2, no more than 10-15 riders can be on a bus at one time—10 individuals, or up to 15 if people are riding together (such as couples or parents with children). TriMet is also closing off some seats—there will be a sign that says you can’t sit there. Both these things should help keep a safe distance from each other and our operators for the people who need to ride.
TriMet will be reducing service on MAX, WES and most bus lines starting April 5. These changes are temporary as they adapt service to match the reduced need for transit due to COVID-19. This is a painful-but-necessary adjustment that will help them bounce back quickly when this public health crisis passes.
See how your line will be affected here.
These service changes are in our Trip Planner. Updated schedules will not be posted online until April 5.

MAX

On weekdays, trains will run every 15 minutes throughout most of the day. Weekends will follow Sunday service.

Cedar Mill area bus lines

47-Main/Evergreen will run on regular weekday schedules. There may be minor schedule adjustments, so please check the Trip Planner before traveling.

48-Cornell will run on regular weekday schedules. Weekend service will run on a Sunday schedule. There may be minor schedule adjustments, so please check the Trip Planner before traveling.

50-Cedar Mill: Weekday service will be reduced by about 30%. Service will start about half an hour later than it did with regular service.

52-Farmington/185th: Weekday service will run on a Saturday schedule. Weekend service will run on a Sunday schedule. There may be minor schedule adjustments, so please check the Trip Planner before traveling.

62-Murray Blvd: Weekday service will be reduced by about 30%. Weekend service will run on a Sunday schedule.

67-Bethany/158th: Weekday service will be reduced by about 60%, with service starting about 15 minutes later and ending about 3 hours earlier than it did with regular service. Saturday service will continue to run on a Saturday schedule.