Image: BeavertonTransitCenter SEside

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Description: The southeast side of the bus loop at the Beaverton Transit Center of TriMet, the regional transit agency serving Portland, Oregon and surrounding areas. This transit center, located in central Beaverton, Oregon, opened in 1988 for buses, and later became served by light rail starting in 1998 and by commuter rail in 2009. The buses shown are two 2009-built New Flyer D40LFRs and a 1994-built Flxible Metro.
Title: BeavertonTransitCenter SEside
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Author: Steve Morgan
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Beaverton, Oregon

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