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  • Stimulating Portland Sidewalks

    Reported in this morning’s O, the $101M in stimulus spending approved by the Oregon Transportation Commission yesterday includes about $2M for filling sidewalk gaps and improving curb ramps on streets like 82nd Ave and Barbur Blvd. But the overall package still heavily favors roads. Given that this is a unique opportunity for ODOT to spend…

    March 19, 2009
  • Bookshelf: Pedaling Revolution

    Update: 3/18/09 Jeff will be giving a reading Thursday evening (3/19/09) at 7pm 7:30pm at Powells downtown. Hope to see you there! Original Post: 1/19/09 I was fortunate to be able to wheedle a review copy of the forthcoming book: “Pedaling Revolution” from the publisher (by invoking the undying interest of you, my loyal readers).…

    March 18, 2009
  • CRC Fun in Salem

    Updated: 3/17/09 I heard today that the hearing has been canceled, no word on rescheduling. I wonder what political chip this was traded for? Original Post: 3/12/09 I learned yesterday about Senate Bill 580, which would begin tolling the I-5 bridges over the Columbia in 2011 to begin raising money for the Columbia River Crossing…

    March 17, 2009
  • Bikes and Transit

    The relationship between bikes and transit has been much on my mind of late. Last week we heard the news that TriMet would invest $1M to upgrade existing bicycle parking and provide 250 new parking spaces at Light Rail stations and transit centers. And Thursday, our friends in Portland’s Transportation Options group are hosting a…

    March 17, 2009
  • And Now … CLEAN TEA

    A bi-partisan group of Senators and Representatives have just introduced the “Clean Low-Emissions Affordable New Transportation Equity Act“, a new approach to funding transportation that would reward states based on the degree to which they reduced their emissions.

    March 17, 2009
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