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  • How Frequent is Frequent?

    A piece at Human Transit underscores the question: if TriMet drops frequency on it’s “Frequent Service” routes to 17 minutes (the standard TriMet had defined was 15 minutes) are they still frequent?

    November 4, 2009
  • New United Streetcar Video

    OK, it’s blatant promotion – but it’s still a cool story. Check it out on their home page.

    November 3, 2009
  • Ask Not Who Tolls the CRC, it Tolls for Thee

    Monday’s Oregonian points out that the Vancouver mayoral election is the not the definitive word on tolling for the Columbia River Crossing. In fact, tolling will be decided in the state capitols, by the Washington Legislature and the Oregon Transportation Commission. In fact, although the article does not go into this, it would seem more…

    November 3, 2009
  • Who Says Cars Aren’t Subsidized?

    Streetsblog NY does a great job of documenting the fact that the Federal Government’s investment in electric vehicles in six months is greater than the entire annual budget of the Federal Transit Administration. And we won’t even go near the GM bailout.

    November 2, 2009
  • Can We Get a Little Help Here?

    Above are two photos of the little signage frames that TriMet puts on bus stop poles when there is no shelter or other opportunity for larger signage. In the first case, the frame is empty, although someone has helpfully scratched the Transit Tracker ID number onto the glass. In the other, there is an update…

    October 30, 2009
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