Transportation

Getting Around

Over 3.5 million people live within a one hour drive of Tualatin.  The city is within 30 minutes of Portland International Airport and 15-20 minutes of downtown Portland.  The city is well served by freeways and highways, and is at the junction of I-5 and Highway 205.

It is also served by public transport with light rail linking it with Beaverton and then Portland, and bus services to downtown Portland.  The WES commuter rail links Tualatin to the TriMet system, weekday mornings and afternoons.  In addition the Tualatin Chamber provides shuttle service from TriMet and WES to area employers.  The Tualatin Shuttle “Dial-A-Ride program is described on the left.

TriMet Bus Service

Tualatin is served by Tri-Metlines 36, 37, 38, 76, and 96. Each line has a separate information number:

There are special senior and disabled services available. Call 503.238.4952 or TDD 503.238.5811 between 7:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. weekdays.

Park and Ride Lots are located at the NE corner ofSW Sagert and SW Martinazzi Ave and the corner of SW Lower Boones Ferry and SW 72nd Ave.

TUALATIN SHUTTLE

  • Tired of sitting in rush hour traffic?
  • Walking to work?
  • Rising fuel costs got you down?
  • Lack of parking at work?
  • Then come ride with us!

For more information on the Tualatin Shuttle or to schedule a ride, call the Tualatin Chamber of Commerce at 503-692-0780 or the Tualatin Shuttle at 503-314-6963.

The Tualatin Shuttle is a weekday service provided by the Tualatin Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber works with local employers to increase transportation options within the city and to decrease traffic congestion.

Monday through Friday, the Tualatin Shuttle provides commuters a shuttle service between various TriMet stops, WES Commuter Rail and businesses in Tualatin.

Shuttle hours are between 5:00 am to 9:30 am, and again from 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm.

Starting at 5:30 am, the first pick up in the morning is in downtown Portland, allowing commuters to reach Tualatin before the bus service starts.

All remaining service is in the Tualatin area, providing commuters with a link between TriMet and local businesses.

The Tualatin Shuttle is

  • Convenient and easy to use.
  • Reduces traffic congestion and pollution.
  • Has friendly, knowledgeable drivers.
  • Provides a quick comfortable ride to and from work.
  • Best of all, it’s free!
             WES Transportation Video