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  • T4America Chief in Portland Tomorrow

    James Corless, Director of the Transportation for America Campaign, is in Portland tomorrow and 1000 Friends of Oregon is hosting a reception.

    July 19, 2010
  • Video Feature – Neil McFarlane Interview – Part 1

    Last week, we sat down with TriMet’s new General Manager, Neil McFarlane, for an interview featuring your questions. We have over 40 minutes of material. So that people can digest this via YouTube and comment, the interview has been divided into five segments, the first of which is shown today: This segment provides some background…

    July 19, 2010
  • Corridor Tolls for the CRC?

    Vancouver Mayor Tim Leavitt proposed corridor tolling for I-5 as a Columbia River Crossing financing tool at Friday’s work session. The idea is to toll not just the crossing itself, but segments on either side of the river as well. The political motivation is to spread the costs across a greater set of users. The…

    July 19, 2010
  • Sorry for the Disruption

    If you’ve been frustrated trying to comment on a post, we apologize. We went through a database upgrade with our provider and have just now got everything sorted out. Let the discussion continue!

    July 18, 2010
  • Bikeability About More Than Bike Lanes

    Via Pricetags: A paper by PSU MURP candidate Nathan McNeil (PDF) analyzes “bikeability” and develops a Walkscore-style scoring system. He specifically compares East Portland with more central parts of the City and gives East Portland an average score of 76 compared to 96 for more central neighborhoods. Among the points of comparison: East Portland has…

    July 16, 2010
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