Hour ticket for Metropolitan Area Express (MAX), the front (2016)

Publisher: Metropolitan Area Express.
Date: April 15, 2016.
City: Portland (United States).

Metropolitan Area Express (MAX)
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6 2241 04 15 00
EXPIRES
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Hour ticket for Metropolitan Area Express (MAX), the back (2016) securrity mark Valid on buses, MEX, WES and Streetcar. Bus: Place ticket in farebox (this side down) and keep trasfer receipt as proof of payment. Or, IF ticket is already validated, show other side to operator and keep as proof of payment. MAX/WES: Before boarding, Insert in validator at station and keep as proof of payment. Streetcar: On board, insert ticket in validator and keep as proof of payment. Non-refundable. Use subject to TriMet Code. Misuse subject to penalties prescribed by law. Yuuth: ID required Proof of age 15-17 or student status (high school/GED) Honored Citizent: ID required *Government-issued photo ID (age 65+) *TriMet Honored Cltizen ID; or *Medicare card + government-issued photo ID TRI MET Plan your trip at trimet.ord B P D 36227331By Metropolitan Area Express - April 15, 2016.

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September 24, 2010.

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July 25, 2021.

Portland regional line Red with low-floor articulated tram 422 at Goose Hollow Jefferson (2016)By Silas Boye Nissen.
April 16, 2016.

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Tri-Met MAX - Portland, Oregon - Light Rail Works (2011)Video by JPM©Cabe Leica V Lux 1 iMovie Summary: A smattering of short takes in downtown Portland, mostly along 5th Ave and some crosstown streets. At the end a short trip out of town to the end of the FREE zone. All the TRI MET system is free around and in the city. NOTE: The TRI MET MAX driver controls the traffic lights at the intersections from controls in his cab. Ride is comfortable, clean, and sociable. Note the streets in the city are jammed up with cars and traffic, and how clean the city is as well. Portland, Oregon Proves that Light Rail Works for America! A city that is decades ahead with mass transit in the US.By magicjackatx - April 2011.

Portland regional line Blue with low-floor articulated tram 237 on Northeast 1st Avenue (2010)By Lars Rievers.
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