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  • A Peek at the Future of TriMet Fare Collection?

    In response to our discussion about the likely recommendation of TriMet’s Fare Task Force, TriMet spokesperson Mary Fetsch passed along a white paper on electronic fare collection (PDF, 581K) that had been prepared at the request of General Manager Neil McFarlane. Before commenting on the very interesting contents of the document, I want to provide…

    January 29, 2012
  • TriMet: Simplification or Fare Increase?

    Joe Rose at the Oregonian is reporting that a TriMet fare task force may will recommend doing away with zones, and prohibiting using transfers for return trips (transfers would only work in one direction). While I’m a big proponent of keeping things simple, this proposal does not excite me. Beyond potential equity issues (I honestly…

    January 26, 2012
  • Should TriMet consider the MOS for Milwaukie MAX?

    Should TriMet consider the MOS for Milwaukie MAX, particularly if funding from Clackamas County is no longer available?

    January 25, 2012
  • The power of urban demolition

    Three areas where tearing down obsolete highways or viaducts could improve the urban environment.

    January 23, 2012
  • What Vancouver Learned from the Olympics

    Portland State University Center for Transportation Studies Winter 2012 Transportation Seminar Series Speaker: Dale Bracwell (Manager of Active Transportation for Vancouver, BC) Topic: Sustaining a Transportation Legacy from the 2010 Olympic Winter Games When: Friday, January 27, 2012, 12:00 – 1:00pm Where: PSU Urban Center Building, SW 6th and Mill, Room 204

    January 23, 2012
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