Buses in Portland, Oregon

Buses in the largest city in Oregon: Portland (NorthWest USA)
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[@jackhawkes4046]

Amazing video! When I say to people "I'm eventually going to do some filming on buses and the rare types and all that!" They say "Nobody's interested in buses, they're just buses." The amount of views and likes on this video is proof that they are wrong. Liked👍

[@manubird2475]

Aloha from Hawai'i! Whenever I travel to Portland to visit (i.e., torment) expatriate relatives, I always try to ride the MAX as much as possible. Still, to get to the nearest MAX station from places like Troutdale involves the buses. I'm always amazed by how interconnected and user friendly Portland's public transit system is and how easy it is to get everywhere in the greater Portland area. The system must be unique on the West Coast. You should check out Portland International Airport. Landing back home in Honolulu is always depressing after experiencing that friendly, efficient facility.

[@amandayoung9116]

Man I remember when the 2500s was out, I'll miss those days

[@horselover4934]

Ok my boyfriend lives in Oregon and I live in Scotland and yes it’s a long distance relationship but no offence if my boyfriend sees my comment these buses are very old I mean the ones in scotland that we have are very better than these lol no offence to anyone who is from Oregon and my boyfriend too XD 😒😒😂😂🧐🧐

[@gabek3697]

Most of our fleet was made after 2015 and is in great condition

[@OregonBuildingRailfan]

I remember those good old days when 2200 buses were common and 2500s had their original headlights and headsigns.

[@uadaypatel2439]

Oregon Building Railfan if I want to take license so what I do oregon

[@OregonBuildingRailfan]

@@uadaypatel2439 a car license? I think I am too young to know that.

[@TWF1003]

and flxible metros and gillig phantoms were still around.

[@OregonBuildingRailfan]

@@TWF1003 yeah those too

[@christa-leighjohnson7716]

It looks like they have two types of city bus, the red and the blue...interesting

[@ericyoung1478]

@Christa-leigh Johnson Those are 2 different paint schemes TriMet used. They actually now use a new paint scheme that's a blue background with orange stripes.

[@TWF1003]

The red stripe paint scheme is phase 2. It was painted on all vehicles from 1980-2001. The blue and yellow paint scheme is phase 3. It was painted on all vehicles from 2002-2017.

[@nigelport7845]

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[@Superfighterleo1]

0:04 Omg my fav line and my fav bus.

[@uadaypatel2439]

I want live Portland

[@OregonBuildingRailfan]

There are a lot awesome stuff here.

[@barbaramcgrew9714]

Portland is a nice place to be from-a long way from!