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  • To Wave or Not to Wave?

    Randy Gragg has a nice post over at Portland Spaces on the two alternative designs for the Transit/Ped/Bike bridge proposed for the Milwaukie Light Rail project.

    December 8, 2008
  • CRC Peer Review Unlikely to Convince Skeptics

    Saturday’s Oregon reports on the presentation of a peer review panel of “leading traffic forecasters from Seattle, Atlanta, Dallas and Sacramento”. The panel’s conclusion: A bridge with double the current number of lanes would have “minimal” impact on growth, the panel concluded, even though the project would nearly eliminate the evening rush-hour for commuters from…

    December 8, 2008
  • Least Cost Planning

    The annual Oregon Business Plan Summit is next week, and in advance of the meeting they’ve published a discussion paper on transportation (PDF, 138K). I find one point especially refreshing: 3. Develop new transportation planning and project selection tools to assure that each dollar spent on new transportation capacity achieves the greatest return on investment.…

    December 5, 2008
  • The First Priority

    Today’s Trib has an article on the Safe Routes to School program and some schools that are on the waiting list once additional resources are available. Wouldn’t this be a great top priority for any transportation stimulus package?

    December 4, 2008
  • KBOO Bike Show: Holiday Show

    Listen to the show (mp3, 19.3MB) It’s better to give than receive so with that in mind we interview the Community Cycling Center about the Holiday Bike Drive, taking a sneak peak with Elly Blue at the upcoming BikeCraft, and…

    December 3, 2008
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