Barbur Boulevard Transit Center

Portland, Estados Unidos

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9750 SW Barbur Blvd, Portland, OR, 97219
Southwest Portland
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
110 mBarbur Boulevard Transit Center
190 mSouthwest Capitol & Brugger
230 m9500 Block Southwest Capitol
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3 opiniones sobre Barbur Boulevard Transit Center

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Tu valoración: 3
Portland, OR
The park and ride lot is large and has a lot of spaces, but it gets too full too early. They need to build a garage here. Also, getting in and out can be difficult in heavy traffic, and the intersections are set up in a way that make it very difficult to get on to 99 south or I-​5.
Still, I’m grateful for Portland’s transit system, it’s still WAY better than any other I’ve experienced anywhere else. And as far as local transportation options go, I can think of only one feasible option that is more affordable. (It’s not biking or walking, but if you haven’t thought of it, you probably wont like it. If you really want to know, just ask.)
Tu valoración: 3
Portland, OR
I am here a few times a month. This is such a wide open space of a transit center they have room to grow and make it better.
Ideas for improvements :
Have the bathrooms open for pubic use, free wifi, heating lamps in the winter, computer/​digital displays of buses in route, and I have never seen anyone open up the coffee window and actually sell coffee here. Why wouldn’t you take advantage of the waiting bus patrons and sell coffee and hot chocolate?
At least it is covered and when it is dark out the lights come on.
Tu valoración: 3
Portland, OR
Barbur Boulevard Transit Center is a cliché American transit center. There are lots of connecting moderate quality bus services, several benches, plenty of parking and a coffee window that is usually closed. One’s purpose in visiting this transit center is to commute from the Portland suburbs to Portland itself, or vice-​versa.
The whole minimalist thing is a remnant of the 1970’s, when transit was not as popular as today. In 1977, this place came along not as one the idealistic New Deal projects, nor of the revitalization happening now under the stimulus. It has no indoors.
I went here to go out to Wilsonville. The TriMet bus let me off while in due time, I got on a SMART bus. If the commute were rocky, which it was not, I’d go to Barbur World Foods, for an urban food experience.
Barbur Boulevard Transit Center makes the necessary links possible.