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TriMet wants $21.6 million a year for IBR light rail operations
TriMet's preliminary operating cost for the light rail extension into Vancouver is $21.6 million per year, but both C-Tran and TriMet have stated they won't be responsibl...
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- Opinion: You did it Democrats!So bravo, Democrats — you saved democracy, all right; you just forgot to save the people living in it.
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- POLL: Should Councilor Michelle Belkot be reinstated to the C-TRAN Board following the Skamania County findings?Clark County Today’s latest poll asks whether Councilor Michelle Belkot should be reinstated to the C-TRAN Board after a Skamania County investigation found rule violations in her removal.
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- Letter: Upcoming meetings will help ‘shape the future’ of Clark CountyMargaret Tweet urges residents to participate in several Nov. 18 meetings that will influence C-TRAN board composition, transit funding and Clark County policies.
- C-TRAN announces early roll-out of Honored fare expansionC-TRAN will expand its Honored fare program early, allowing low-income riders to qualify for half-price fares beginning November 17.
- Opinion: TriMet needs ZERO new light rail vehicles for the I-5 Bridge replacementThe column details TriMet’s large spare MAX fleet, revised ridership projections, and cost comparisons with C-TRAN buses in the Interstate Bridge Replacement Program.
- Opinion: Getting left turns rightDoug Dahl, Target Zero Manager and columnist for The Wise Drive, explores how improper left turns reflect both driving habits and a lack of patience that can lead to collisions.
- Governor appoints new members to Transportation CommissionGov. Bob Ferguson appointed Matt Ransom of Camas and Gael Tarleton of Seattle to the Washington State Transportation Commission, filling open seats for representatives west of the Cascades.










