No parking available, entrance is so confusing because the first entrance is for buses only, but does not specify until you have already pulled in. No restrooms and police officers everywhere. Overcrowded. Just go to Sunset TC instead.

It is a pretty good transit center in terms of transportation. Security though needs a IMPROVEMENT. My dad saw someone stealing jewelry and also last time I came here I was alerted there was a violent man and that we need to be careful and he had a firearm. Although all of those problems, it's not too dangerous but be a little careful and homeless people are actually the least of your worries, they say things that disturb you. but if you ignore them they ignore you.

Every time I here on the weekends no police or trimet security when ITS VERY NEEDED. I've had alot of crazy people like today spitting at people, starting problem, peeing where people can, homeless shooting up it's ridiculous I can't even take the bus in peace without looking over m shoulder. This is ridiculous not just weekday is it bad I get short staffed but there'd always issues on the weekends...the bus driver for 57 bus #3242 between 8 to 9am she didn't do anything after they even still causing problems. Ughh

Its okay. Can catch the WES train there which is really fast.

Busy today; but, not much riff-raff. The cafe was shut, and you can't smoke.

Transit Police's favorite place to hangout and check people for tickets FYI.

It's a good hub since it connects with WES, MAX Blue, MAX Red, and many bus lines, but there is no park and ride area here and there's limited seating which makes it difficult when waiting for a connection for long periods of time (and/or when it starts snowing...see pictures from December 2016, the start of a snow catastrophe for Portland).

Primary transit center in Beaverton where the MAX Red line starts (eastbound) and ends (westbound). Connections to multiple bus lines and starting point for WES (southbound). Limited seating for users and the center is regularly patrolled by Beaverton Police and occasionally by Washington County Sheriff’s Office. At times there is large number of homeless youth hanging around, but I’ve never felt unsafe. No long term parking & limited parking for dropping off & picking up.

Nothing really special about the place. It’s a Max stop for Trimet. There’s is one yellow food truck right next to the Motel 6 neighboring Beaverton transit center. There’s also a convenience store near by. All with in walking distance.

Good but no restrooms

I always used the max and this station, the personal that worked in the Trimet very educated. God bless them

One of the best transfer points in the Trimet system catch multiple buses going all over the Westside and into Portland as well as the MAX and WES.

Some homeless and unstable people catcalling/ propositioning unsavory advances on a Saturday afternoon last month- a friend had to drive over in the middle of work to pick me up to Powells.

No restrooms, no LCD timetables. Plus coffee concession. Plus plus sunny shelters.