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  • RTP Gets Lukewarm Reviews from Progressive Transportation Advocates

    Metro has concluded the public hearings on the 2035 Regional Transportation Plan and let’s just say that the progressives aren’t turning hand-stands. The Bicycle Transportation Alliance likes the bike projects but isn’t happy about the balance of auto projects in the mix. There are also many strong elements to the RTP, and the BTA believes…

    October 20, 2009
  • I’ve Been Unfaithful

    Yes, I’ve been consorting with another blog… But our relationship is still important to me, and I think this could be healthy for us… OK, so I’ve launched PDXPlanningCommissioner.com as an outlet for my newest responsibility on Portland’s Planning Commission. The focus is very different. Here on Portland Transport I’ll continue to give voice to…

    October 20, 2009
  • Economic Value of Walkability

    Portland State University Center for Transportation Studies Fall 2009 Transportation Seminar Series Speaker: Joe Cortright, Vice President/Economist, Impresa, Inc. Topic: Economic Value of Walkability When: Friday, Oct 23, 2009, 12:00 – 1:00pm Where: PSU Urban Center Building, SW 6th and Mill, Room 204

    October 19, 2009
  • Must … Not … Make … Joke

    TriMet is conducting a survey to determine a new name for Fareless Square. This is so hard…

    October 16, 2009
  • Bragdon on CRC

    A “personal statement” from Metro President David Bragdon about the current state of Columbia River Crossing discussions popped up on Metro’s web site today. Included in the statement: We can’t afford that version, and it wouldn’t work anyway: the jumbo proposal has no realistic financing, loses public support the more people learn about it, and…

    October 15, 2009
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