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  • Generate Some Transit Love from Apple

    This week Apple made some waves by announcing that in the next release of software for the iPhone, iPad, et al they would replace the Google-based mapping utilities with their own. But then a few smarter folks noticed that while the Google toolset has transit information built in, Apple’s would not (third party apps can…

    June 14, 2012
  • Some (more) friendly advice for TriMet

    As noted in the Open Thread, TriMet’s board approved the agency’s Fiscal Year 2013 budget at today’s board meeting, a somewhat controversial proposal that included the abolition of Free Rail Zone, a fare hike and a flattening of the fare structure, and another round of service cuts. The good folks at OPAL were out in…

    June 13, 2012
  • Oregonian Losing Enthusiasm for the CRC?

    It would appear the bloom is off the rose: “We are thus at a point where all of the options are bad.”

    June 12, 2012
  • Dude, Where’s My Streetcar?

    The Oregonian details schedule status for the Oregon Iron Works/United Streetcar order for the Streetcar Loop. Obviously we’re not celebrating. But I’d like to underscore a couple of points: 1) We’re not going to do anything that compromises the safety, quality or reliability of the new vehicles. If that means waiting, we’ll wait for delivery.…

    June 12, 2012
  • Can We Consolidate Some of Our On-street Obstacles?

    Via Planetizen: Vancouver, B.C., is experimenting with the “V-pole”, a compact pole that combines street lighting with other functions like telecomm, parking paystations, electric vehicle charging and a host of other possibilities. Should we try it here?

    June 12, 2012
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