Public Transportation

The Tigard Transit Center located in downtown Tigard at 8960 SW Commercial Street. Seven bus lines and the WES commuter train connect at the Transit Center. A Park & Ride has 100 car spaces as well as bike lockers and racks.

Buses in Tigard

12-Barbur Blvd
45-Garden Home
64-Marquam Hill/Tigard Transit Center
76-Beaverton/Tualatin
78-Beaverton/Lake Oswego
93-Tigard/Sherwood
94-Pacific Hwy/Sherwood (stops on Main Street)
38-Boones Ferry Rd (serves the Tigard Triangle)

Amenities
Accessible to people with mobility devices
Bike parking available

Westside Express Service (WES) - Commuter Rail

TriMet's WES (Westside Express Service) is a commuter rail line serving Beaverton, Tigard, Tualatin and Wilsonville. WES runs every 30 minutes, Monday
through Friday, during the morning and afternoon rush hour.

To ride WES, you'll need a TriMet ticket. You can purchase a ticket from the ticket vending machine at the station (debit/credit card only); from neighborhood ticket outlets including Safeway, Fred Meyer, New Seasons, Thriftway and Albertsons stores; or on your smart phone. TriMet fares are valid on all TriMet buses, MAX Light Rail, WES Commuter Rail and Portland Streetcar.

WES connects with SMART Transit in Wilsonville; routes within the city of Wilsonville
on SMART are free. However, there is a fare for the Salem Express that goes to and
from Wilsonville and Downtown Salem.

Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project

The Southwest Corridor Plan is a comprehensive planning effort to help address the impacts of future growth while preserving neighborhoods and creating more great places. The Southwest Corridor includes the area around and between Interstate 5 and Highway 99W. It stretches from Sherwood and Tualatin, through Tigard and to downtown Portland. A proposed new light rail line, also known as MAX, would run through the Southwest Corridor to connect downtown Portland, Southwest Portland, Tigard and Bridgeport Village in Tualatin. Click here for more information.

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