The Traffic Relief Options Study is evaluating the possibilities of testing peak-period pricing incentives to manage and reduce traffic congestion in the region. Peak-period pricing reduces congestion and saves travel time by charging a fee to drivers who drive on the most congested roads at rush hour. Metro and the Oregon Department of Transportation are considering whether to test the concept in a highly congested location to learn more about the effect on travel and other factors. Participants will be asked to review and evaluate eight options under consideration as possible candidates for a peak-period pricing test and can review evaluation criteria and suggest how the revenues generated might be used. 22300 SW Boones Ferry Rd.
All workshop locations are ADA accessible.
Advance background information, including a workshop agenda, is available.