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  • The Sermon the Pastor Hates to Give

    As we wind down 2009, it’s time to talk about that uncouth topic: money. Portland Transport is run on the cheap, so our needs are minor, but they’re not zero. Equally important the IRS wants to see that we have a diversity of supporters to let us keep our 501(c)(3) status. So if you’re feeling…

    December 14, 2009
  • Find Your Transit App

    The folks who brought you WalkScore now bring you City-Go-Round which will help you find transit information applications for your city or region (also biking, walking and driving apps) and will further tell you which transit agencies near you provide open data (kudos to TriMet for starting the trend).

    December 10, 2009
  • JPACT Adopts Weak Greenhouse Gas Policy for RTP

    The Portland Mercury is reporting that at this morning’s Joint Policy Advisory Committee on Transportation meeting, the committee rejected an amendment from Mayor Adams to review the project list for climate impacts, while adopting a weaker amendment by Councilor Rex Burkholder. The weaker language postpones any real impact by climate analysis on actual investments until…

    December 10, 2009
  • An Annual Pleasure

    Every December I look forward to reviewing project presentations at the PSU/PBOT Traffic and Transportation class, and then publishing them here. Another great crop of projects this year. Here are six of them. I will feature one special one in a few days! Alexis Grant wants to make rail crossings around the city safer for…

    December 9, 2009
  • AWOL at the Portland Plan Workshops: Congestion Mitigation

    One of the questions asked at the Portland Plan workshops is where the City should focus its limited transportation resources. Different groups have had different top priorities: some favor transit, some sidewalks, one group said bikes. But in all six workshops so far, congestion mitigation has been near the bottom, including at the downtown workshop…

    December 9, 2009
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