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  • Metro Pares HCT Study Corridors

    Click map for full-size version The Metro Council recently adopted a list of High Capacity Transit corridors meriting further study in developing the new regional high capacity transit plan: Metro Council advances 15 priority areas for possible transit investments Corridors chosen will help improve region’s communities by increasing transportation options The Metro Council voted today…

    February 16, 2009
  • Hot, Flat, Crowded and Free

    Tom Friedman, author of Hot, Flat and Crowded will be giving a free lecture at PSU on March 9th, sponsored by Ecotrust and a host of other organizations. Details here.

    February 16, 2009
  • TriMet Service Cut Proposal Detailed

    See TriMet’s press release about proposed service cuts: http://trimet.org/alerts/servicecuts.htm The cuts include service reductions on all MAX lines, numerous bus lines, and several bus line cancellations. [Hat tip Jason B. via comments, Jeff F. via email]

    February 13, 2009
  • Transit Trimmed in Final Stimulus Deal

    The dollars allocated by the House to the New Starts program got dropped in conference committee. The Transport Politic blog has a full comparison. On the upside, high-speed rail got $8B.

    February 13, 2009
  • TriMet Seeks Public Input for Stimulus Fund Spending

    TriMet has posted a list of projects eligible for funding from the federal stimulous package. Only about $60 million overall can be spent, so TriMet is asking for public input as to which projects should have the highest priority. According to TriMet, the stimulous money cannot be used for operations (which is sad, because you…

    February 12, 2009
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