C-TRAN

Jan 21st, 2016

C-Tran

2425 NE 65th Ave

Vancouver, WA 98661

US

https://www.c-tran.com/

Phone:(360) 695-0123

Since 1981, C‑TRAN has provided the citizens of Clark County with safe, reliable and convenient public transportation throughout the Clark County service area. Today C-TRAN also provide Express commuter service to downtown Portland, Lloyd District, and Marquam Hill; Limited bus service with connections to the nearest light rail station; and three Connector service areas within the city limits of Camas, La Center, and Ridgefield.

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C-TRAN appoints new deputy CEO

Monica C. Fowler has been selected for the position.

C-TRAN receives top award from APTA

Ride Route 37 with Vancouver City Councilor Ty Stober Thursday

Vancouver City Councilor Ty Stober will meet with riders on board Route 37 Thursday, October 25.

C-TRAN Launches Cigarette Butt Recycling Program

A new C-TRAN program will prevent thousands of discarded cigarette butts from going into landfills. Instead, they’ll be recycled.

Long-Time C-TRAN Coach Operator to Retire After 37 Years

Alan Halgren, one of C-TRAN’s longest-tenured coach operators, is retiring this week after 37 years behind the wheel. He drove his final shift on Friday, June 29.

C-TRAN Completes FTA Triennial Review with Impressive ‘No Deficiency’ Finding

Mandated by Congress in 1982, the FTA’s Triennial Review examines grantee performance every three years in 17 key areas, including those that carry the highest risk potential for non-compliance.

The Vancouver mall station features real-time arrival information.

Project Update: Vancouver Introduces First BRT-Light Line to the Area

Launched in 2017, C-Tran's BRT, the Vine, was the first to be implemented in the Vancouver, Washington, area. They found the BRT-light route was the best fit for their community.

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C-TRAN appoints new deputy CEO

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C-TRAN receives top award from APTA

Ride Route 37 with Vancouver City Councilor Ty Stober Thursday

Vancouver City Councilor Ty Stober will meet with riders on board Route 37 Thursday, October 25.

C-TRAN Launches Cigarette Butt Recycling Program

A new C-TRAN program will prevent thousands of discarded cigarette butts from going into landfills. Instead, they’ll be recycled.

Long-Time C-TRAN Coach Operator to Retire After 37 Years

Alan Halgren, one of C-TRAN’s longest-tenured coach operators, is retiring this week after 37 years behind the wheel. He drove his final shift on Friday, June 29.

C-TRAN Completes FTA Triennial Review with Impressive ‘No Deficiency’ Finding

Mandated by Congress in 1982, the FTA’s Triennial Review examines grantee performance every three years in 17 key areas, including those that carry the highest risk potential for non-compliance.

C-TRAN Invites Public to Ride with a Board Member This Summer

Members of the C-TRAN Board of Directors will hold on-board meetings with riders and other members of the public this summer starting this Saturday.

C-TRAN Celebrates Ride Transit Month with Events, Giveaways in June

C-TRAN and other transit agencies across Washington are celebrating Ride Transit Month throughout June.

C-TRAN has hired Inessa Vitko to serve as its next chief operations officer.

C-TRAN Announces New Chief Operations Officer

C-TRAN has hired Inessa Vitko to serve as its next chief operations officer. Vitko officially joins the C-TRAN team on May 10, 2018.

C-TRAN Board of Directors Welcomes New Members in 2018

The C-TRAN Board of Directors this year welcomed three new members: Adrian Cortes of Battle Ground, Molly Coston of Washougal and Shannon Turk of Camas.