Nine airport transfer service areas in Washington County where the Hillsboro desk reserves PDX rides
The desk in Hillsboro, Oregon, reserves rides to Portland International Airport (PDX) from nine places. The airport transfer service areas in Washington County are seven cities and two unincorporated communities, all west of Portland, Oregon. Each is measured from its midpoint as the Census draws it, so an address at the far edge of a place may be quoted a little higher.
Nine places, nearest to farthest
Starting fares are per vehicle, one way, from the middle of each place: the full amount a ride from that place in that vehicle starts at. Your written quote can be higher with the exact address and distance, the vehicle size, the hour, a second stop, or waiting beyond what the quote allows. The transportation company states the total in writing before you agree. Lester Limo Van Service is a reservations desk: it passes the request to one Oregon transportation company, which confirms the fare in writing, drives you and takes your payment.
Beaverton
The closest of the nine to the airport. For apartment towers and offices along Canyon Road, give the building entrance.
Beaverton city · 21.8 road miles to the terminal · sedan from $115, van from $205
Aloha
An unincorporated community between Beaverton and Hillsboro with no city hall of its own; addresses read Beaverton or Aloha.
Aloha CDP · 24.0 road miles to the terminal · sedan from $120, van from $210
Bethany
Newer neighborhoods north of the Sunset Highway, unincorporated, with a direct run east to the airport.
Bethany CDP · 24.2 road miles to the terminal · sedan from $120, van from $210
Hillsboro
Where the desk is. Pickups run from the old downtown streets to the newer neighborhoods in the south and north of the city.
Hillsboro city · 28.9 road miles to the terminal · sedan from $135, van from $240
North Plains
A small city north of the highway. Farm addresses around it are taken too; give the road and the house number.
North Plains city · 31.1 road miles to the terminal · sedan from $140, van from $245
Cornelius
Between Hillsboro and Forest Grove on the main road west. Rural lanes are covered; give the house number.
Cornelius city · 36.7 road miles to the terminal · sedan from $155, van from $275
Banks
At the north end of the valley where the roads to the coast begin.
Banks city · 37.5 road miles to the terminal · sedan from $155, van from $275
Forest Grove
The college town at the west end of the valley, close to an hour from the terminal with no traffic.
Forest Grove city · 39.3 road miles to the terminal · sedan from $160, van from $280
Gaston
The farthest of the nine, among farms and orchards in the south of the valley; plan the earliest pickups here.
Gaston city · 45.0 road miles to the terminal · sedan from $175, van from $310
Farm roads between the nine, and where the map stops
Addresses between the nine places, such as farms off the highways near Helvetia or Scholls, are taken too; choose "somewhere else nearby" in the form and give the street. Home-end pickup and drop-off addresses inside the City of Portland, Oregon, across the river in Washington State, or south of Sherwood are outside what this desk reserves.
A postal city is not always the city
Many addresses that read "Hillsboro" or "Beaverton" on an envelope sit outside the city limits. That makes no difference to the ride; the fare follows the road miles from the street you give.
