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  • $75M in Federal Funding Announced for Streetcar Loop

    Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood announced today that the Portland Streetcar Loop project will receive $75M in Small Starts funding. LaHood said “Portland is the model for providing integrated transit options” creating community livability. Congressman Earl Blumenaur thanked LaHood, saying “you have broken the log jam” on funding for this project. The funding is composed of…

    April 30, 2009
  • CRC Sponsors Council to Take Up Tolling

    From the press release: Columbia River Crossing Project Sponsors Council meets May 4 VANCOUVER – The Columbia River Crossing Project Sponsors Council will begin a discussion of tolling at its next meeting on Monday, May 4. The agenda includes an update on recent tolling legislation, a background presentation and discussion of lessons learned from tolling…

    April 30, 2009
  • Could it be? Someone Finally Ready to Say NO to CRC

    The Portland Mercury is blogging that the the $30M in the Governor’s Transportation Package for continued Columbia River Crossing planning is under attachattack in the Legislature. Be still my heart…

    April 29, 2009
  • Where’s Waldo? Traffic Forecast Inflation

    There’s a great post on World Streets today about ways to inflate traffic forecasts (primarily to boost projections of toll revenue, but also potentially to justify projects). Today’s question: how many of these can you find in the Columbia River Crossing Draft Environmental Impact Statement?

    April 28, 2009
  • All Bikes at City Club This Week

    From the City Club bulletin: In Portland, bicycling is more than a way to get around – it’s a way of life. According to the League of American Bicyclists, Portland is America’s number-one major city for biking. A significant economic force, Portland’s bicycle industry generated nearly $90 million and sustained approximately 1,000 jobs last year.…

    April 27, 2009
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