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March 19th, 2008 COREY PEIN | News

How much is a monthly TriMet pass for adults?

WW’s weekly election feature—designed to scare the hell out of City Hall candidates.

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Offering no advance notice and mere seconds to respond, we’re asking City Hall candidates one question each week to test their Portland IQ. (Candidate Chris Smith said he’d been studying since last week’s inaugural quiz.) We put this week’s question to Smith and the other candidates for Commissioner Sam Adams’ seat:

How much is a monthly TriMet pass for adults?

(Answer: $76 for an adult all-zone pass; $65 for a two-zone pass; $23 for “honored citizens,” i.e., seniors or people on Medicare or with disabilities; and $48 for LIFT passes for the disabled.)

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03.20.2008 at 06:59 Reply

Aloycius

Funny, funny, funny. At 72 am capable of getting the Honored Citizen pass, which I like. However this pass can be had from some junkie or wino for $5, almost anywhere in downtown Portland. Makes me wonder just how honored they are for the life accomplishment.

03.25.2008 at 11:04 Reply

Howard Behn

I see RedFlyer, aka, BusMallBob, now hits WW to spread his fiction under new monikers.

Aloycius? LOL!