WES commuter rail is costing TriMet $108 per passenger
“The destination-type employers haven’t matured in the corridor as quickly as had been projected,” Altstadt said. WES does have supportive riders who like the free WiFi, comfortable seats and consistent on-time record, Alstadt said, but attracting new riders has been challenging. The route runs along Portland & Western Railroad freight line through a mix of farmland, wetland and industrial areas. “If the WES line actually went from Wilsonville into Beaverton and into Downtown Portland, ...
United States John Charles Roberta Altstadt Dan Mcfarling Trimet Westside Express Service Association Of Oregon Rail
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