Skip to content

Portland Transport

    • About
    • Apps
    • Archive
    • Browse
    • Contact
    • Donation Confirmation
    • Donation Failed
    • Donor Dashboard
    • E-mail Subscriptions
    • Freeway Fund
    • No More Freeways Recurring Donations
    • Rules
    • Support
Illustration of a bird flying.
  • February 20, 2011
  • Are Transfers Fair?

    OPAL (Organizing People Activating Leaders) doesn’t think so. They’d like TriMet transfers to be extended to 3 hours (and after 7pm, until the end of service). They’re holding a rally on Monday: Kickoff your Campaign for a Fair Transfer Monday, February 21st 6:00 PM St Francis Parish 11th and SE Oak (Bus #70) Dinner, childcare…

    February 18, 2011
  • Happenings at the Federal Level

    The word that the House Transportation Committee would hold a hearing in Vancouver, USA has a been floating out there for a couple of weeks, but the details have been mysterious. Well, now we know: 9-11AM on Monday 2/21 at the Vancouver PUD (1200 Fort Vancouver Way). Via BikePortland. The President’s transportation budget has folks…

    February 17, 2011
  • Port Funded CRC Advocacy Group

    Sarah Mirk at the Merc is reporting that the Port of Portland provided $50K in funding to the business-centric “Columbia River Crossing Coalition” which advocates in support of the project. “Astroturfing” doesn’t quite describe this, we need a different word…

    February 16, 2011
  • On market urbanism, zoning, and freedom

    An article on market urbanism, a movement of libertarian-thinking (or leaning) urbanists whose essential case is that suburban sprawl, and other inefficient land use forms, are in significant part the result of zoning codes, parking minimums, and other legal intrusions into the marketplace.

    February 16, 2011
←Previous Page
1 … 206 207 208 209 210 … 743
Next Page→

Portland Transport

Proudly powered by WordPress