TriMet Begins Two-Week Repair Project on Westside MAX Line
TriMet is undertaking a two-week project to repair and upgrade aging rail crossings on the Westside MAX line in Washington County, west of Beaverton Central.
Portland, OR, July 26, 2026 —
TriMet has commenced a two-week project focused on the repair and upgrade of aging rail crossings along the Westside MAX light rail line. The work is being conducted in Washington County, west of the Beaverton Central station.
The initiative aims to address wear and tear on the existing infrastructure, ensuring continued reliability and safety for MAX service in the area. The project’s duration is scheduled for two weeks, during which specific segments of the rail line will be affected.
Details regarding potential service disruptions or detours during the repair period were not immediately available. Commuters are advised to check TriMet’s official channels for the most current information on service schedules and any impacts related to the ongoing construction.
The Westside MAX line serves a significant portion of the region, connecting downtown Portland with areas in Washington County. Investments in infrastructure maintenance, such as this repair project, are crucial for maintaining the operational integrity of the public transit system.
Further information regarding the scope of the repairs, specific locations within Washington County targeted for upgrades, and the total investment for the project was not provided in the initial summary.
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