Ride Connection has announced the expansion of its Tualatin Shuttle, a free weekday shuttle service for commuters to and from the Tualatin WES Commuter Rail Station.
Members of the public can access employment, medical appointments, shopping, and regional transit services like TriMet bus lines, South Metro Area Regional Transit (SMART) Transit, and POINT Cascade’s route. This new service is planned to start in early fall.
A new Borland-Bridgeport Route for the Tualatin Shuttle will serve Bridgeport Village, the connection to Tualatin WES station, Nyberg Woods, Legacy Meridian Park Medical Center, Rolling Hills Community Church and the attached Borland Free Clinic and the Tualatin School House Pantry along Borland Road. Future expansion of the service as far as Stafford Road and the I-205 interchange will allow for improved connections with the SMART bus network.
Meanwhile, modified Tualatin Shuttle Routes for the existing Tualatin Red Line service will offer improved connections to the Kaiser Permanente Tualatin Medical Office, Marquis Assisted Living, Tualatin Elementary School, Tualatin Library, Fred Meyer, and new destinations such as the Juanita Pohl Center.
This modified Red Line will run from 5 a.m. to 9:17 a.m. and from 12:25 p.m. to 7:10 p.m. The Tualatin Blue Line will not have any route changes, but an additional stop will be added at the Tualatin City Service Center at 10699 S.W. Herman Road.
For all current schedules and routes and to learn about all of our services visit www.rideconnection.org or email planning@rideconnection.org.
