National Transit Data on a Couple of Fronts

By Chris Smith on October 26, 2010 in Transit Tools

Do we need a national Transit Wiki? An ambitious, but intriguing project. How could the Portland region contribute?

dwaine dibbly { "David" Phinney, or "Davis" Phinney? Davis was on Team 7-11 in the 80s,, etc, etc... }
Friendships Forged in Community Radio - Radio Survivor { […] All these years later it doesn’t surprise me one bit that Ayleen founded this awesome film festival that attracts entries from all over the... }
Dave Hogan { I've seen service alerts where trains turned around at 10th/11th to return to the west side, so I'd assume they have at least some signalling... }
Anandakos { Nobody said that the elevators have to come to the surface right inside one of the buildings. There are five hospitals on the top of... }
Jack G. { This is quite disappointing, but as you point out, not very surprising. It has felt that this line was going to fall short due to... }
Jack G. { To add to Dan W's update, two other transit stories from Portland Transport's "Silent Winter": 1) Portland Streetcar closed several stops downtown. http://www.oregonlive.com/commuting/index.ssf/2016/03/portland_streetcar_makes_stop.html Overall, I... }