Go Lloyd

Transportation store:the Go Lloyd transportation store is open four days a week to provide support to our customers and to approximately 370 active Lloyd cycle station members.as an expanded service, the store now serves as a low-income verification center for trimet's reduced fare program.though progress has been gradual, we have begun to see a return of employers to Go Lloyd's universal pass program. This year more than 1,900 employees responded to our annual commute choice survey, and we retained 15 businesses on the program. We also added two new employers: courtyard by marriott and the federal energy regulatory commission. With those additions, we now have over 2,200 Lloyd employees on the universal pass program. Though over all transit ridership numbers are comparatively low, we continue to administer and actively promote this highly effective program.

Blumenauer bicycle and pedestrian bridge:the long-anticipated congressman earl blumenauer bicycle and pedestrian bridge opened to the public on july 31, 2022. This major new piece of infrastructure is the culmination of a 30-year vision to strenghen the physical connections between Lloyd and the central eastside, and serves as a vital link in the future green loop. Go Lloyd helped fund construction of the bridge, and fully funded a pedestrian and bicycle counter, similar to the one on the tilikum crossing, installed at the bridge's north landing.

Bicycle infrastructure: Go Lloyd assisted liberty centre in installing 12 short-term bike parking spaces for their building on ne holladay street. Go Lloyd purchased and delivered the racks, which now provide expanded access for bike trips to and from liberty centre and the surrounding Lloyd neighborhood.go Lloyd helped fund the metro mural, painted by muralist jeremy nichols. This 2,614 square-foot artwork on the metro parking garage incorporates references unique to the Lloyd neighborhood, including our many transportation resources. Located at the intersection of ne Lloyd boulevard and ne 7th avenue (at the north landing of the blumenauer bridge), this vibrant mural now greets visitors as they enter the neighborhood.