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  • CRC Focus of Legislative Hearing Monday

    The House Transportation and Economic Development Committee will hold a hearing on Monday on a resolution urging Federal Funding for the Columbia River Crossing. This is scheduled for 1pm in Hearing Room D at the Capitol in Salem. BikePortland has additional details and coverage. This is a political lollipop. The Legislature can ask the Feds…

    March 24, 2011
  • Your Questions for Neil – “Round 2” – Transcripts

    This entry contains the transcripts from our recent interview with TriMet’s general manager, Neil McFarlane. Please make your comments about the interview on the pages where the individual video chapters have been presented, so that the conversation is being carried on in one place. Here’s links to the videos (more to come): Parts 1 and…

    March 24, 2011
  • Your Questions for Neil – “Round 2” – The Videos – Parts 1 and 2

    Here’s the first two parts of our latest interview with Neil McFarlane, based on questions submitted by the readers of Portland Transport. Parts 1 and 2 cover the broad topic areas of TriMet’s financing and service levels, the economy, project funding, and labor contracts. Parts 1 and 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 Special…

    March 23, 2011
  • Transportation Equity Event

    Sponsored by T4American and a broad range of organizations: Transportation is crucial to ensuring opportunity for all – connecting us to jobs, schools, housing, healthcare, and grocery stores. But millions of working families and people of color live in communities where quality transportation options are unaffordable, unreliable, or nonexistent. The type of transportation system we…

    March 23, 2011
  • Open Source in Transit Industry

    I’m still jazzed from Transportation Camp! I want to remind folks that open source in transit doesn’t just mean Google Transit and smartphone apps for when the next bus is arriving. Here’s a very nice piece on TriMet’s use of open source throughout their enterprise.

    March 22, 2011
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