Action: 6.2 | Beaverton Climate Action Plan Dashboard

6.2Expand access to transit

Progress

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Background

Greater transit access provides affordable, reliable mobility. This reduces transportation costs, increases access to opportunity, and provides safe alternatives to driving, particularly for households most burdened by rising fuel costs.

Progress Update

City staff are in the process of updating the city's Transportation System Plan to guide the next decade of transportation improvements in Beaverton.
Partners have ongoing work to improve first and last mile connections to public transit.
Significant funding cuts to public transit agencies, like TriMet, is delaying work for this strategy.

Indicators

6c. Transit ridership (on and offs) within Beaverton

Associated Activities

What's left to do?

2035
Other activities and opportunities as they arise.
The actions above in "What's left to do" are not a comprehensive list and will grow and evolve as we pursue this strategy.
2035
Enhance connectivity to priority destinations with micro transit, shuttle routes, or closing gaps in sidewalks and bike routes.
Priority destination examples include schools, grocery stores, employment centers, neighborhoods, and multi-unit housing.
This is a potential activity.
2035
Expand education and programs to navigate public transit, ride sharing, and bike infrastructure systems.
This is a potential activity.
2035
Expand accessibility and awareness of free or reduced public transit passes to lower-income households, seniors, and youth.
This is a potential activity.

Related strategies

Objective

Associated Target(s)
- Annual increase in transit on and offs within Beaverton.

Recommended Leads & Key Partners

GHG Reduction Potential
35,400 MT CO2e - 754,200 MT CO2e | Cumulative, 2026-2050

City Roles

Information updated 10/08/2026

Progress

Description

Background

Progress Update

Indicators

6c. Transit ridership (on and offs) within Beaverton

Associated Activities

What's left to do?

Other activities and opportunities as they arise.

Enhance connectivity to priority destinations with micro transit, shuttle routes, or closing gaps in sidewalks and bike routes.

Expand education and programs to navigate public transit, ride sharing, and bike infrastructure systems.

Expand accessibility and awareness of free or reduced public transit passes to lower-income households, seniors, and youth.

Related strategies

Summary and contacts

Objective

Associated Target(s)

Recommended Leads & Key Partners

GHG Reduction Potential

City Roles

How this strategy contributes to the outcome