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  • Keeping the Stimulus in Focus

    The Friends of Earth have released a report titled “Road to Ruin” identifying 27 highway projects they are unnecessary and unbalanced. The report underscores a key imbalance between road and transit funding from the Federal Government. Uneven Playing Field–To gain approval and federal funding, transit projects face far more intense scrutiny than highway projects. While…

    December 17, 2008
  • The Resilience of the 20-minute Neighborhood

    While the TV is showing cars slipping and sliding all over Portland (as someone who lived the first 27 years of his life in New England, I can’t help a chuckle over what one inch of snow does to this city), I’m finding life here in my neighborhood relatively calm. Yesterday I was able to…

    December 15, 2008
  • We’re Back Up!

    Our faithful readers will have noticed that Portland Transport (and our transit tools) have been down since yesterday afternoon. Our web host has been struggling with a problematic file server. I hope all is well, but if we disappear again, you’ll have an idea why. Look for more new content tomorrow.

    December 15, 2008
  • WES Financial Woes

    In the Open Thread comments, Erik quotes from this Oregonian article about cost overruns and the messy financial entanglements between TriMet and Colorado Railcar. There’s a lot of details and history in the article — give it a read and discuss it here. Westside Express deal cost TriMet millions

    December 14, 2008
  • Their Masters’ Voice

    I’ve been attending the joint MPAC/JPACT workshops on the Regional Transportation Plan. As part of the process they use keypad polling to determine support for various strategies. The responses are tallied in several groups: Policy Makers (elected officials and appointed committee members), staff, and others (mostly advocacy groups and a few citizens). There’s an interesting…

    December 12, 2008
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