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  • Greenhouse Gas Strategies

    Portland State University Center for Transportation Studies Spring 2010 Transportation Seminar Series Speaker: Lewisom Lem, Principal Consultant and Climate Change Practice Leader, Jack Faucett Associates Topic: Promising Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reduction Strategies for the Transportation Sector: Low Carbon Fuels, Leveraging Transit with Smart Growth, and Ports and Goods Movement Opportunities When: Friday, April 16, 2010,…

    April 14, 2010
  • Perspectives on Bikes and Transit

    Last year I had the opportunity to help draft the chapter on bicycle and transit integration in the Portland Bicycle Plan for 2035. So when I learned that a University of Colorado researcher was organizing a focus group on the topic here in Portland, I asked for the chance to sit in. A couple of…

    April 13, 2010
  • Is There a Rush to Replace Fred?

    Updated: 10am Spokesperson Mary Fetsch has provided this list of folks involved in the selection: George Passadore, TriMet’s Board President, appointed board members Rick Van Beveren and Tiffany Sweitzer to join the Board President in forming the TriMet Board Selection Committee. Additionally, to assist the Selection Committee, a Selection Advisory Group was formed to help…

    April 12, 2010
  • AARP Hearts Streetcar

    Via Planetizen: Streetcars make not only healthier communities, adocates say, but also healthier people because they walk to the stops instead of climbing into autos. Full article, which I’m told was the centerfold of the most recent AARP newsletter, here.

    April 8, 2010
  • TriMet begins comment period on FY2011 Federal Transit Funding

    See TriMet’s press release here. Send your formal comments to TriMet by 5pm Wednesday, April 21. Share your informal (but polite, and on-topic, as always) comments here.

    April 7, 2010
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