Service Updates
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Eastern (Bend-Ontario)
service alert
-02/09/2021
Effective February 22, we're moving our Vale bus stop 5 blocks east to the Malheur County Courthouse at 251 B Street West.
We will be sharing the new stop with The People Mover of Grant County and SRT-Malheur Express operated by Malheur Council On Aging & Community Services. This will give passengers a faster and safer way to connect with those services. Visit the schedules page.
Cascades (Portland-Eugene)
service alert
-02/03/2021
On February 15 we will be making schedule changes to the Portland-Eugene route that will create a new connection to Greyhound in Portland and improve our current connection with Pacific Crest Bus Lines in Eugene. For the first time, POINT passengers will be able to connect to eastbound Greyhound service in Portland and ride to Hood River, Pendleton, Ontario, or as far as Salt Lake City! In Eugene, we're improving our connection to Pacific Crest Bus Lines for daily travel to Florence! View the new schedule.
Eastern (Bend-Ontario)
service alert
-10/16/2020
Effective November 2, the Eastern Route schedule is changing in response to recent changes to the Greyhound service we connect to in Ontario. See the new schedule below. Download and print the new schedule. This schedule change ensures we can continue to connect with both Greyhound in Ontario and Pacific Crest Bus Lines in Bend. Visit the Tickets page to learn how to buy your ticket on the Eastern Route.
SouthWest (Klamath Falls-Brookings)
news alert
-09/15/2020
On October 1, Pacific Crest Bus Lines will become our new operator for the SouthWest Route. We would like to thank The Shuttle of Klamath Falls for 12 years of service!
We will also be introducing other improvements to this route on October 1, including a new schedule with faster travel times and shorter layovers made possible by a new Medford-Cave Junction bus bridge in partnership with Josephine Community Transit. See the new schedule and learn more about the upcoming changes. Learn how to buy tickets.
Eastern (Bend-Ontario)
service alert
-08/18/2020
Effective August 26, the schedule for the Eastern Route will be changing in response to upcoming changes to the Greyhound schedule (Portland-Salt Lake City). In order to maintain our critical connections to Greyhound service in Ontario, OR, we need to adjust our schedule too. Connections with Pacific Crest Bus Lines in Bend will be maintained so passengers can continue to ride across Oregon on a single ticket with short, timed transfers between services! Visit the Tickets page to learn how to buy your ticket on the Eastern Route.
Cascades (Portland-Eugene)
news alert
-05/20/2020
The Cascades Route will be adding a stop at TriMet’s Tualatin Park & Ride beginning June 1. This will be the first new stop on the Portland-Eugene route in over six years! Our stop will be located here on the Lower Boones Ferry Road side (west side) of the park and ride.
Tickets to and from Tualatin will be available for purchase via Amtrak starting May 25 . The city code for the new stop will be "TUA."
Effective June 1 there will also be some very minor adjustments to the Cascades Route timetables in order to add in Tualatin. Passengers will see these reflected when purchasing their ticket. Our website will be updated with the new times soon.
news alert
-05/15/2020
SERVICE NOTICE: Effective May 15, 2020, per Oregon Health Authority guidance, all POINT passengers must wear a cloth, paper, or disposable face covering that covers the nose and the mouth. A passenger that does not have a face covering will be provided one at no cost. All passengers must wear a face covering unless the individual:
- Is under two years of age; or
- Has a medical condition that makes it hard to breathe when wearing a face covering; or
- Has a disability that prevents the individual from wearing a face covering.
Cascades (Portland-Eugene)
service alert
-04/30/2020
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update: Effective May 1, the 5517 and 5528 buses on the Cascades Route will be temporarily suspended until further notice due to low ridership.
NorthWest (Portland-Astoria)
service alert
-04/20/2020
Effective April 27, the NorthWest Route’s 5500 and 5565 buses will be temporarily suspended in response to low ridership. Other things to know:
- Buses 5563 and 5564 will continue as normal.
- Timepoints, stop locations, and ticket prices remain unchanged.
- To ensure drivers and passengers meet social distancing requirements, tickets are limited.
- Tickets are only available from Amtrak and Greyhound. We recommend purchasing your ticket online.
Cascades (Portland-Eugene)
service alert
-04/02/2020
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update: Effective April 4, the Cascades Route will operate with reduced frequency in response to low demand. POINT will temporarily only operate 4 daily buses to Portland and 4 daily buses to Eugene. The route will still make connections with Amtrak Cascades.
- New schedules will be shown when you search for tickets on Amtrak.com.
- Ticket prices, stop locations & other service aspects will remain the same.
- We are committed to providing service for passengers with essential travel needs as long as we can during this health crisis. POINT buses are cleaned daily and our big buses allow for social distancing while on board. Even so, please only take transit if necessary and maintain 6 feet of distance from other people and our drivers if you do ride.
Eastern (Bend-Ontario)
service alert
-04/01/2020
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update: The Eastern Route has temporarily changed to a Monday-through-Friday schedule with no weekend service in response to low demand. Arrival and departure times remain the same.
We are committed to providing service for passengers with essential travel needs as long as we can during this health crisis. POINT buses are cleaned daily and our big buses allow for social distancing while on board.
Cascades (Portland-Eugene)
service alert
-03/24/2020
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update: We are temporarily limiting the number of tickets sold each day for the Cascades Route buses to help our passengers and drivers practice social distancing. We are taking this measure to ensure that our passengers who do need to ride for essential travel can do so safely.
NorthWest (Portland-Astoria)
service alert
-03/23/2020
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update: We are temporarily limiting the number of tickets sold each day for the NorthWest Route buses to help our passengers and drivers practice social distancing. We are taking this measure to ensure that our passengers who do need to ride for essential travel can do so safely.
service alert
-02/18/2020
Effective March 9, 2020, we will be making schedule changes to our Eastern route in order to improve connections to other services and improve the overall efficiency of the route. Passengers will see slightly later departures on both the eastbound and westbound runs. View and print the new schedule. Tickets can continued to be purchased from Amtrak, Greyhound, and local agents as normal. There will be no other changes at this time.
NorthWest (Portland-Astoria)
news alert
-01/01/2020
Effective Jan 1, 2020, operation of the NorthWest route transitioned from MTRWestern to Northwest Navigator Luxury Coaches. Passengers will notice slightly different buses and some new faces driving them, but schedules, stop locations, and ticket prices have all remained the same. ODOT would like to thank MTRWestern for operating this route since 2012 and welcome our new operator, Northwest Navigator, to the beautiful NW Oregon Coast!
service alert
-09/01/2019
Effective September 1, 2019, passengers who purchased their NorthWest POINT route ticket from Greyhound and are boarding or departing at Portland should plan to use our curbside stop at Union Station. The Portland Greyhound Terminal has permanently closed.
NorthWest (Portland-Astoria)News & Alerts
NorthWest (Portland-Astoria)
service alert
-04/20/2020
Effective April 27, the NorthWest Route’s 5500 and 5565 buses will be temporarily suspended in response to low ridership. Other things to know:
- Buses 5563 and 5564 will continue as normal.
- Timepoints, stop locations, and ticket prices remain unchanged.
- To ensure drivers and passengers meet social distancing requirements, tickets are limited.
- Tickets are only available from Amtrak and Greyhound. We recommend purchasing your ticket online.
NorthWest (Portland-Astoria)
service alert
-03/23/2020
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update: We are temporarily limiting the number of tickets sold each day for the NorthWest Route buses to help our passengers and drivers practice social distancing. We are taking this measure to ensure that our passengers who do need to ride for essential travel can do so safely.
NorthWest (Portland-Astoria)
news alert
-01/01/2020
Effective Jan 1, 2020, operation of the NorthWest route transitioned from MTRWestern to Northwest Navigator Luxury Coaches. Passengers will notice slightly different buses and some new faces driving them, but schedules, stop locations, and ticket prices have all remained the same. ODOT would like to thank MTRWestern for operating this route since 2012 and welcome our new operator, Northwest Navigator, to the beautiful NW Oregon Coast!
Eastern (Bend-Ontario)News & Alerts
Eastern (Bend-Ontario)
service alert
-08/18/2020
Effective August 26, the schedule for the Eastern Route will be changing in response to upcoming changes to the Greyhound schedule (Portland-Salt Lake City). In order to maintain our critical connections to Greyhound service in Ontario, OR, we need to adjust our schedule too. Connections with Pacific Crest Bus Lines in Bend will be maintained so passengers can continue to ride across Oregon on a single ticket with short, timed transfers between services! Visit the Tickets page to learn how to buy your ticket on the Eastern Route.
Eastern (Bend-Ontario)
service alert
-04/01/2020
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update: The Eastern Route has temporarily changed to a Monday-through-Friday schedule with no weekend service in response to low demand. Arrival and departure times remain the same.
We are committed to providing service for passengers with essential travel needs as long as we can during this health crisis. POINT buses are cleaned daily and our big buses allow for social distancing while on board.
Eastern (Bend-Ontario)
service alert
-10/16/2020
Effective November 2, the Eastern Route schedule is changing in response to recent changes to the Greyhound service we connect to in Ontario. See the new schedule below. Download and print the new schedule. This schedule change ensures we can continue to connect with both Greyhound in Ontario and Pacific Crest Bus Lines in Bend. Visit the Tickets page to learn how to buy your ticket on the Eastern Route.
Eastern (Bend-Ontario)
service alert
-02/09/2021
Effective February 22, we're moving our Vale bus stop 5 blocks east to the Malheur County Courthouse at 251 B Street West.
We will be sharing the new stop with The People Mover of Grant County and SRT-Malheur Express operated by Malheur Council On Aging & Community Services. This will give passengers a faster and safer way to connect with those services. Visit the schedules page.
Cascades (Portland-Eugene)News & Alerts
Cascades (Portland-Eugene)
service alert
-02/03/2021
On February 15 we will be making schedule changes to the Portland-Eugene route that will create a new connection to Greyhound in Portland and improve our current connection with Pacific Crest Bus Lines in Eugene. For the first time, POINT passengers will be able to connect to eastbound Greyhound service in Portland and ride to Hood River, Pendleton, Ontario, or as far as Salt Lake City! In Eugene, we're improving our connection to Pacific Crest Bus Lines for daily travel to Florence! View the new schedule.
Cascades (Portland-Eugene)
news alert
-05/20/2020
The Cascades Route will be adding a stop at TriMet’s Tualatin Park & Ride beginning June 1. This will be the first new stop on the Portland-Eugene route in over six years! Our stop will be located here on the Lower Boones Ferry Road side (west side) of the park and ride.
Tickets to and from Tualatin will be available for purchase via Amtrak starting May 25 . The city code for the new stop will be "TUA."
Effective June 1 there will also be some very minor adjustments to the Cascades Route timetables in order to add in Tualatin. Passengers will see these reflected when purchasing their ticket. Our website will be updated with the new times soon.
Cascades (Portland-Eugene)
service alert
-04/30/2020
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update: Effective May 1, the 5517 and 5528 buses on the Cascades Route will be temporarily suspended until further notice due to low ridership.
Cascades (Portland-Eugene)
service alert
-04/02/2020
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update: Effective April 4, the Cascades Route will operate with reduced frequency in response to low demand. POINT will temporarily only operate 4 daily buses to Portland and 4 daily buses to Eugene. The route will still make connections with Amtrak Cascades.
- New schedules will be shown when you search for tickets on Amtrak.com.
- Ticket prices, stop locations & other service aspects will remain the same.
- We are committed to providing service for passengers with essential travel needs as long as we can during this health crisis. POINT buses are cleaned daily and our big buses allow for social distancing while on board. Even so, please only take transit if necessary and maintain 6 feet of distance from other people and our drivers if you do ride.
Cascades (Portland-Eugene)
service alert
-03/24/2020
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update: We are temporarily limiting the number of tickets sold each day for the Cascades Route buses to help our passengers and drivers practice social distancing. We are taking this measure to ensure that our passengers who do need to ride for essential travel can do so safely.
SouthWest (Klamath Falls-Brookings)News & Alerts
SouthWest (Klamath Falls-Brookings)
news alert
-09/15/2020
On October 1, Pacific Crest Bus Lines will become our new operator for the SouthWest Route. We would like to thank The Shuttle of Klamath Falls for 12 years of service!
We will also be introducing other improvements to this route on October 1, including a new schedule with faster travel times and shorter layovers made possible by a new Medford-Cave Junction bus bridge in partnership with Josephine Community Transit. See the new schedule and learn more about the upcoming changes. Learn how to buy tickets.