Month: March 2008

  • Cheesy but Informative

    Our good friend and PDOT safety guru Greg Raisman asked us to post a link to PDOT’s new video explaining how bike boxes work. [Greg is the informative driver in the video :-) ] See it here: http://media.ci.portland.or.us/onthemovesmooth/onthemovesmooth.html

  • Nudging Our Way to Carbon Neutrality

    Is getting more sustainable more about lots of little signals than about big sacrifices? That’s what a recent NY Times article suggests.

  • SMPS’s The Future of Transportation

    What: SMPS’s The Future of Transportation in the Portland Metro Region When: Wednesday, April 9 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Where: The Governor Hotel, 611 S.W. 10th Ave., in Portland. Cost: $35 for SMPS members and $50 for nonmembers. Registration: Visit www.smpsoregon.org or e-mail Jacquee Christnot at jchristnot@geoengineers.com. For more information on this networking…

  • CRC – Who Pays?

    In yesterday’s O, Joe Cortright asks who will pay for the Columbia River Crossing, and perhaps more importantly, what won’t we be able to pay for as a result?

  • CRC and Sprawl

    The Oregonian looks at the “sprawl angle” of the Columbia River Crossing: As Metro Council president David Bragdon sees it, the challenge is how to build a bridge “without 100,000 people thinking they can move to Battle Ground.”