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  • New Outreach Specialist at TriMet

    From the Business Journal: Martin Gonzalez will focus on outreach to riders with limited English proficiency. I wonder what he has to say about fare machines?

    December 18, 2007
  • That Time of Year

    As we approach the holidays, thoughts of all non-profit leaders turn to year-end contributions. While I am happy to report that Portland Transport is in sound (and sustainable) financial shape, the long-term viability of our 501(c)(3) non-profit status depends in part on having a sizable and diverse set of contributors. So as you make your…

    December 17, 2007
  • Bus and streetcar options studied for Lake Oswego to South Waterfront route

    A streetcar route or enhanced bus service from downtown to Lake Oswego were the options selected for further study and the BRT option was officially eliminated. The Oregonian reports: Though years away, a streetcar linking South Waterfront to Lake Oswego took another step closer to reality this afternoon when Metro councilors approved an environmental impact…

    December 17, 2007
  • Amtrak: Maybe Now?

    In stark contrast to the Bush administration’s efforts to pull the plug on Amtrak funding, a post on Planetizen links to a Washington Post column encouraging investment in the nation’s rail systems. “America’s train advocates are mildly optimistic. And for some good reasons. Amtrak is reporting impressive ridership gains. Oil is pushing $100 a barrel,…

    December 14, 2007
  • Sorting Out Fareless Square

    We’ve had plenty of opinion about fareless square, and/or it’s curtailment. I’d like to try to back up a little bit and take this out of the realm of opinion, and get into a more structured analysis. So I’m going to pose this question: If you were asked to conduct an objective analysis of costs/benefits…

    December 13, 2007
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