Major hotels offer shuttles to and from the airport, and visitors can also take taxis or public buses into town. Major car-rental agencies have branches at the airport and downtown. Greyhound provides bus service to other Oregon cities and to points outside the state. Other major east-west routes include Highway 26 and Highway 30. The city s Vintage Trolleys, four replicas of classic streetcars , run from downtown Portland to the Lloyd District a fun and free way to get around and see a few sights.
Taxis are available by phone or at stands near the major hotels.
You can also easily walk throughout the downtown area. If you need directions, look for the green-jacketed Portland Guides , who answer questions as a public service. Those who enjoy biking won t find a better city for it. Designated bike routes allow riders to get around safely, and the city s motorists are generally tolerant of two-wheelers. Their numbers seem to be steadily declining, however, so they re not a depe ndable form of transportation.