The Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) and TriMet recently completed the SW Alder Street Rose Lane Project, with the goal of improving speed and reliability for transit riders. The project improved SW Alder Street between SW 18th and 2nd Avenues. The project supported a route change to TriMet Line 15 from SW Salmon Street to SW Alder Street, added asphalt transit platforms and shelters at new bus stops, and provided a bus and bike lane between SW 4th and 2nd avenues.

Completed installation of a new asphalt transit platform and new TriMet bus shelter at SW Alder Street at 10th Avenue. Two passengers board a TriMet Line 15 bus at the new transit platform at SW Alder Street and 6th Avenue.
Images of completed improvements at SW Alder Street. 
Left/top: A transit rider waits inside a new bus shelter at SW Alder Street and 10th Avenue. The shelter is installed on the sidewalk adjacent to the new temporary bus platform. 
Right/bottom: Two transit riders board a Line 15 bus using the new temporary platform at SW Alder Street and 6th Avenue.

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