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  • Crosswalks of the Netherlands

    You knew it was coming. My obsession with crosswalks had to include some snaps of pedestrian crossings in the Netherlands. So here they are…

    November 28, 2005
  • Bikes Losing the Battle in China?

    Jerry Schneider passes along a pointer to a story about some Chinese cities outlawing electric bicycles. Apparently they’re congesting the roads for cars. The CBA (Chinese Bicycle Association – wouldn’t BTA love that membership base) is appealing.

    November 27, 2005
  • Toll Roads Redux

    The banner story in today’s Oregonian is “Detour looms on how we pay for roads“. Writer James Mayer catalogs the decline in gas tax buying power and an accompanying chart shows three potential toll roads: Newberg-Dundee bypass, a new lane on I-205 from Tualatin to Oregon City and the Sunrise Corridor in Clackamas County. More…

    November 27, 2005
  • Weekend Housekeeping

    We’ve reorganized the sidebar on the home page, hoping to make it easier to navigate our categories with a new pull-down menu. Perhaps we should just be more disciplined and have fewer categories, but… There’s also a new section that hopes to make it easier to subscribe to Portland Transport via a variety of RSS…

    November 26, 2005
  • Another Illustration of the Resource Gap

    In this morning’s Oregonian, James Mayer writes about the draft of the Oregon Transportation Plan. He highlights the gap, about $1B per year, between the revenue available, and the transportation needs outlined in the report. I’ll admit I haven’t read the report (PDF, 729K) yet, it will be a discussion topic at TPAC next week,…

    November 25, 2005
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