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  • Keeping an Eye on the CRC Facts

    One of the more pernicious ways to influence a public debate is to keep repeating believable sound bites until they become received wisdom. Joe Cortright did a particularly nice job last week of knocking down a couple of those bits of received wisdom for the Columbia River Crossing. This letter is addressed to Bernie Bottomly,…

    April 18, 2011
  • A performance-based comparison of different transit technologies

    A table summarizing the performance of several different bus and rail transit services around the world.

    April 17, 2011
  • Would Curbside Inter-city Bus Service Fly Here?

    I saw an interesting article in Business Week over the weekend, about Megabus, the largest of a set of companys providing city-to-city bus service in the mid-West and on the East Coast (similar in some ways to the “Chinatown buses” that go between New York and Boston). It’s an interesting model, based on low prices…

    April 15, 2011
  • Personal Car-sharing Advancing in Oregon

    Portland’s own Dave Brooks describes how it works on yesterday’s Think Out Loud program (mp3 6.1M).

    April 14, 2011
  • No Joy From D.C.

    Reconnecting America has an analysis of the impact on transportation alternatives from the budget deal. TriMet may be sweating Portland-to-Milwaukie Light Rail. This could also raise some questions about the Light Rail component of the Columbia Crossing.

    April 14, 2011
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