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Category: Transportation Planning

Playing Devil’s Advocate: What if we wait?

A discussion on the timing of big-ticket capital projects.

February 4, 2011
Sorting Out Central City Mobility

As part of the “CC2035” component of the Portland Plan, I’ll be participating (wearing my Planning and Sustainability Commission hat) in a symposium on mobility in the Central Central. Come out and join the fun. The BTA blog has all the details.

January 21, 2011
Southwest Corridor project starting up, wins $2 million FTA grant

The next rapid transit corridor to be extensively studied in the Portland Metro area, what many in the media (including us) have been calling the “Barbur Boulevard” corridor, has a new (and more generic) name (The Southwest Corridor) and a $2 million grant from the FTA.

December 23, 2010
TriMet and the Trust Gap Part 3: The Planning Role

Today, TriMet held an informal planning session, at which point it was announced that in order to fund MLR, an additional $20 million of operating revenue may be needed to build Milwaukie MAX, as reported by Michael at PortlandAfoot.org. A key word is “may”. This column address a broader issue; that of TriMet’s role in…

October 28, 2010
Under New Management: TriMet and the Trust Gap

What ought to be of concern to TriMet’s riders and supporters was Friday’s front page article by Joseph Rose, who covers the transportation beat for the paper. The title says it all: Will TriMet bond measure get the support of those who actually ride TriMet? In the article, Rose (who is quite knowledgeable on the…

October 19, 2010

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