Equity Analysis and Service Monitoring
Draft equity analyses and service monitoring reports will be posted on this page for public review and comment.
Title VI Service Equity Analysis
Equity Analysis
TriMet assesses any fare change or major service change* for potential impacts on minority and low-income populations. To do this, TriMet conducts an equity analysis whenever such changes are proposed. The analysis is meant to guide the agency’s decisions on providing transit service in a way that prevents discrimination and ensures that all residents of the service district have fair access to TriMet’s services.
TriMet will also conduct equity analysis when determining the site or location of certain types of facilities, including storage facilities, maintenance facilities, and operations centers. The analysis will compare the equity impacts of various siting alternatives and will be completed prior to the selection of the preferred site. This ensures the location is selected without regard to race, color, or national origin.
*The definition of “major service change” is in TriMet’s Title VI Program
Past equity analyses
- Final Covid-19 Service Changes Equity Analysis
- Final FY20 ASP Equity Analysis PDF
- 4th Bus Operations and Maintenance Base Equity Analysis Final Report PDF
- 30-Day Pass Elimination Equity Analysis PDF
- Low-Income Fare Equity Analysis Final Draft PDF
- Final FY19 ASP Equity Analysis PDF
- Final FY18 ASP Equity Analysis PDF
- LIFT Facility Title VI Equity Analysis PDF
- Title VI Fare Equity Analysis for Migration to E-Fare PDF
- Spring 2016–2017 Service Changes Final Report PDF
- Orange Line MAX Startup & Bus Service Plan PDF
- Honored Citizen Fare Increase PDF
- Weekend Frequent Service Restoration PDF
- Ordinance 332: Fare Equity Analysis PDF
- Fall 2014 Fare & Service Change Equity Analysis Report PDF
- Recommended Service Changes: Line 47 (Baseline/Evergreen) and Line 48 (Cornell) PDF
- September 2012: Recommended Plan for Major Service Changes & Fare Changes PDF
Service Performance Standards and Policies
TriMet has established standards and policies for service, including design, operation and provision of facilities and other amenities. These policies and standards guide TriMet in providing transit service that is safe, dependable, responsive, easy and inviting. They provide a basis for quantitative “yardsticks” to ensure that service design and operations practices do not result in discrimination on the basis of race, color or national origin.
Standards: Vehicle loads, Service frequency, On-time performance, Service availability
Policies: Distribution of amenities and Vehicle assignment
Service monitoring reports
- Title VI Service Monitoring Report: Spring 2020 PDF
- Title VI Service Monitoring Report: Spring 2019 PDF
- Title VI Service Monitoring Report: Fall 2018 PDF
- Title VI Service Monitoring Report: Fall 2017 PDF
- Title VI Service Monitoring Report: Spring 2016 PDF
- Title VI Service Monitoring Report: Spring 2015 PDF
