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  • Changing the DNA of City Streets

    PSU Transportation Seminar: Speaker: Peter Koonce, Portland Bureau of Transportation Topics: Introduction to the NACTO Urban Street Design – Changing the DNA of City Streets When: Friday, April 4, 2014, 12-1 p.m. Where: PSU Urban Center Building, SW 6th and Mill, Room 204 Summary: In this seminar Peter will summarize his contributions to the NACTO Urban Street Design Guide, a guidebook focused…

    March 28, 2014
  • A reminder: Transfers Need Frequency

    In the recent SW Corridor thread, the prospect of a LRT line connecting Tigard TC with Washington Square and/or Beaverton TC came up.  Such a thing is outside the scope of the SW Corridor project as currently defined, but might well be a longer-term project for the metro area.  One specific question that came up…

    March 25, 2014
  • Updated: SW Corridor Options About to be Narrowed

    Update: 3/20/14 Maps of the potential alignments as well as the options proposed for elimination are now available at Metro’s web site. Original Post: 3/19/14 This article on Metro’s site talks about some of the options likely to be removed from consideration in April by the project steering committee. I mourn the tunnel from Hillsdale…

    March 20, 2014
  • Your Questions for Neil: The Quintet

    If it is spring, it must be time for another round of Your Questions for Neil, the annual feature in which Portland Transport sits down with TriMet general manager Neil McFarlane for a chat on what interests PT readers.  This year’s interview will be Wednesday, March 26.  This time ’round, the Portland Opera has graciously…

    March 15, 2014
  • Metro: CRC Stays in Regional Transportation Plan

    Metro staff reported to JPACT this morning (a meeting of local elected officials who pass judgement on regional transportation policy) that the Columbia River Crossing would remain in the version of the Regional Transportation Plan (RTP) being updated as we speak. The rationale is that the RTP designation is not for a specific project design…

    March 13, 2014
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