THANK GOD I AM DONE PUTTING UP WITH TRIMET BULLSHIT

This year’s training is set to begin on October 28^th.
“TriMet’s core value is safety and it guides each decision we as an agency make, and it needs to guide each decision our operators make on the streets,” says TriMet Executive Director of Safety, Security and Environmental Services Harry Saporta.(AKA HARRY 'THE HACK' SAPPORTA)
The goals and objectives of the annual recertification are to:

• promote safety,
• encourage exceptional customer service,
• reinforce/update standard operating procedures and driving and ADA laws,
• increase caution around pedestrians and cyclists.

Trainers and fellow operators will accompany an operator on the road to evaluate his/her abilities and provide coaching. Each of our operators will then go through a driving skills assessment. The skills assessment is based on the same standards as the Oregon Commercial Driver’s License testing with additional elements unique to transit

TriMet bus operators retrain, recertify with focus on safety and customer service | TriMet News and Media Releases.