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Services, Guides, and Information

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Link to 2025 Central Eastside Fall Transportation Survey.
Link to 2025 Northwest Fall Transportation Survey.
Follow these directions to sign up for a BIKETOW for All membership.
Follow these directions to activate the three BIKETOWN codes that came with your Transportation Wallet.
A recap of the 2025 Car-free Commute Challenge
People who do not qualify for a Transportation Wallet through PBOT are encouraged to see if they qualify for transportation resources offered by other Portland-based organizations. Below are several to consider.
Residents and employees in the Central Eastside and Northwest Parking Districts who live on low incomes can apply for an Income-qualified Parking District Transportation Wallet. Income verification comes from your proof of participation in one of the income-based programs listed below.
Link to 2024 Northwest Fall Transportation Survey.
La Billetera de Transporte Dorada es gratuito para todas las personas que reúnan los requisitos del programa "Tarifas reducidas de transporte para pasajeros de bajos ingresos" de TriMet y que sean residentes o empleados en los Distritos de estacionamiento noroeste o este central.
Program participants can learn how to set up and maximize their Access for All Transportation Wallet resources, which are made possible by the Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) and the Portland Clean Energy Benefits Fund (PCEF).
Current permit holders in the Central Eastside (Zones G & N) and Northwest (Zone M) Parking Districts are eligible to trade in permit(s) for free Transportation Wallet(s). Rules and restrictions apply.
The Portland Bureau of Transportation’s (PBOT) Transportation Wallet: Access for All program offers free transportation resources to select Portlanders living on low-incomes. Access for All Wallets help people pay for transit, e-bike & e-scooter-share, ride-share (Uber/Lyft), taxi services & more.
Get answers to frequently asked questions (FAQs) about PBOT's Transportation Wallet: Access for All program.
The Transportation Wallet for New Movers program provides transportation credits and information to residents of some of Portland's new multi-unit buildings.
Frequently asked questions about the Income-qualified Transportation Wallet in Parking Districts.
A Transportation Wallet offer in the Northwest Parking District for people who recently moved to the area.
The Transportation Wallet in Parking Districts is a collection of passes and credits for use on TriMet, Portland Streetcar, BIKETOWN e-bikes, and Lime and BIKETOWN e-scooters. Available to people who live or work in the Central Eastside or Northwest Parking Districts.
Frequently asked questions about the Transportation Wallet in Parking Districts.
Reports about the various Transportation Wallet programs.
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