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  • Recalibration? Milwaukie Light Rail gets 50%, not 60% federal match.

    TriMet issued a press release today noting that the FTA has expressed strong support for the Milwaukie Light Rail project, but only committed to a 50% match, rather than 60% as has been customary in the past for light rail projects in our region. The reasons listed were: TA New Starts share could be no…

    July 26, 2010
  • An Intelligent View of Congestion with a Digression to Emergency Vehicles

    Over at Human Transit, Jarrett has an excellent discussion of the relationship between road congestion and transit, focusing on why transit will generally not reduce congestion, but is still a worthwhile investment for improving mobility and economic activity. The only point I might add is that over the long term good land use planning is…

    July 26, 2010
  • Video Feature – Neil McFarlane Interview – Part 5

    Here is the final segment in our interview with TriMet’s new General Manager, Neil McFarlane. Today our series concludes with a discussion of TriMet’s future plans, some “big picture” issues, and… Michael’s question! The complete list and schedule, after the break:

    July 23, 2010
  • CRC Money Pit Grows by $42M

    Planning for the Columbia River Crossing, already approaching $100M, will apparently get a $42M injection from Senator Patty Murray. Anyone want to start a pool on whether planning costs for this bridge will exceed the actual construction cost of the Sellwood bridge?

    July 22, 2010
  • Video Feature – Neil McFarlane Interview – Part 4

    Here is the next segment in our interview with TriMet’s new General Manager, Neil McFarlane. Today’s installment takes a look at transit modes such as BRT and future technology, and discusses issues related to rider involvement in agency decisions. The complete list and schedule, after the break:

    July 22, 2010
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