Month: September 2006

  • Slicing and Dicing

    Here we go again, the bienniel food fight over the region’s flexible transportation funds, otherwise known as the MTIP process. In fact, you’ll read another contributor this morning advocating for including a project on the first cut list. So gear up for the public process component for the final cut: Comment on transportation projects The…

  • 100K

    I didn’t even notice until this afternoon, but sometime last night we slipped past 100,000 visitors!

  • Coming Up on the KBOO Bike Show: Off-Street Paths

    This month the KBOO Bike Show will feature a special membership drive program with guest host Tim Carver discussing the Springwater Trail and his other favorite off-street paths. We talk on the phone with children participating in National Bike and Walk to School Day. 9-10AM, Wednesday, October 4th KBOO FM 90.7 Streamed live at KBOO.fm…

  • SkyTrain

    A few weeks ago I wrote about the SkyLink at DFW airport, and the attributes that made it an almost ideal transit system (high frequency, grade-separated right of way, central control reducing operator costs, etc.). Visiting Vancouver, it was interesting to see how many of these attributes SkyTrain possesses. Three minute headways during peak commute…

  • Threading a Trail

    Part of the Willamette Shoreline transit analysis is providing a trail through the corridor. This sometimes tends to get overlooked while haggling over the potential transit options. But the trail moves front and center at workshop next week: Community Design Workshop When: October 3, 2006 7:00 – 8:30 p.m. (drop in any time) Where: Adult…