MAX Blue, Green and Red line riders will be made to use shuttle buses through the Gateway Transit Center area this weekend as crews work on rebuilding TriMet MAX line rail crossings.
Shuttle buses will take riders between Gateway, East 102nd Ave. Station and SE Main St. Station. Riders should plan at lease an extra 15 minutes for trips Saturday-Sunday, April 17-18.
- MAX Green Line trains will run only between Clackamas Town Center and SE Main St. MAX Stations. Shuttle buses will provide service between SE Main St. MAX Station and Gateway Transit Center.
- MAX Red Line trains will run only between Gateway Transit Center and Portland International Airport. Board any Blue Line train to Gateway Transit Center and transfer to any Red Line train for service to the airport.
- Shuttle buses will provide MAX Blue Line service between Gateway Transit Center and E 102nd Ave. MAX Station.
Check TriMet.org/alerts for details on your specific line.
TriMet MAX line disruptions April 17-18.Map courtesy of TriMet
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OREGON CITY: 8:53 a.m.: Crash blocks the left lane of I-205 southbound on the Abernethy Bridge.
Update 8:57 a.m.: Quickly cleared.
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RALEIGH HILLS 8:15 a.m.: An injury crash has closed both eastbound lanes of OR 10/Beaverton-Hillsdale Hwy at its intersection with Southwest Scholls Ferry Road. Avoid the area.
Update 8:25 a.m.: Moved to shoulder.
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Those who regularly travel on Interstate 205 between Oregon City and Tualatin are invited to make their opinions known during a month-long online open house hosted by the Oregon Department of Transportation.
ODOT launched the new online open house April 12 and is looking for public input on the I-205 Improvements Project planned for seven miles between Stafford Road and OR 213, including the Abernethy Bridge over the Willamette River.
The online open house is available at I205corridor.org through April 30.
According to a recent ODOT release, more than 100,000 vehicles a day use this stretch of road between OR 213 in Oregon City and Stafford Road in West Linn. The bottleneck is the last remaining two-lane section of I-205 and creates nearly seven hours of congestion a day.
Map of proposed I-205 freeway improvements area. Courtesy of ODOT
The project is now nearing the end of the design phase. The plan hopes to reduce congestion and travel times, add an additional travel lane, increase safety and improve interchanges along the stretch. Plans are also underway to seismically strengthening the Abernethy Bridge and eight smaller bridges.
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