Month: October 2010

  • What’s the Right Scale for Our Equity Analysis?

    The first pass of scoring is complete, sort of. The map of all the selected tracts is below, and it’s apparent that the strategy of selecting just those tracts that have bus stops is insufficient, there are a number of census tracts inside the TriMet service boundary that have no bus stops. So I need…

  • PBOT Options Group is Hiring

    An opening in the group in the Portland Bureau of Transportation that assists and encourages folks to learn about and try new modes of transportation. If this is your dream job, don’t delay in submitting an application: Transportation Demand Management Specialist I (Limited Term) http://www.portlandonline.com/bhr/jobs/index.cfm?&action=DisplayPosting&posting_id=134

  • Pedestrian Advisory Committee Seeks New Members

    From the City of Portland: Pedestrian Advisory Committee seeks new members The Portland Bureau of Transportation announced that it is seeking new members for the Pedestrian Advisory Committee (PAC). The PAC advises the City of Portland – particularly the Bureau of Transportation – on matters that encourage and enhance walking as a means of transportation,…

  • Bikeability and the Twenty-Minute Neighborhood

    I am seriously bummed that I have a conflict. I will catch the video for sure: Portland State University Center for Transportation Studies Fall 2010 Transportation Seminar Series Speaker: Nathan McNeil, MURP graduate and Research Associate in the Center for Transportation Studies, Portland State University Topic: Bikeability and the Twenty-Minute Neighborhood: Exploring How Infrastructure and…

  • October 2010 Open Thread

    Have at it!