Quick thoughts of 2012-02-15

By Intersection 911 | Published: February 15, 2012
  • M.T.A. Chief Opposes Ban on Eating in the Subways http://t.co/mdxdHj3U #
  • Washington Legislature: Columbia River Crossing toll bill passes Senate http://t.co/xaaKGNU3 #
  • Driver Cleared By NYPD Found Negligent in Death of Cyclist Rasha Shamoon http://t.co/JUehqcnj #
  • Priorities?? @PortlandPolice RT @sarahmirk: Police make string of arrests for squatting in vacant N/NE Portland homes http://t.co/7CMSJt9Q #
  • What are some yet unexplained or unexplored themes concerning our local CRC mega-highway project? Please send me your new angles! #
  • Wow, so we don't even have all of the money for the PMLR Max line yet? Is that typical? #
  • "The transportation secretary also recommended $39 million for the CRC as a gesture of support for the program." http://t.co/4fZ97tPq #
  • I want to do the math on what percentage of $10 billion is $39 million, but I can't wrap my head around all of the zeroes. #bigmoney #
  • Who will vote on light rail? Find out in July: C-Tran board will decide whether to include everyone or subdistrict http://t.co/pOI68lKp #CRC #
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Quick thoughts of 2012-02-14

By Intersection 911 | Published: February 14, 2012
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Quick thoughts of 2012-02-13

By Intersection 911 | Published: February 13, 2012
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Quick thoughts of 2012-02-12

By Intersection 911 | Published: February 12, 2012
  • Portland police arrest a man after his pickup hits a cyclist on St. Johns Bridge http://t.co/mMbdlaSl #
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Quick thoughts of 2012-02-11

By Intersection 911 | Published: February 11, 2012
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Quick thoughts of 2012-02-10

By Intersection 911 | Published: February 10, 2012
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Quick thoughts of 2012-02-09

By Intersection 911 | Published: February 9, 2012
  • 52-year-old man in critical condition after hit-and-run on U.S. 26 near Boring http://t.co/akzBelxS #
  • Discounter Target officially bound for downtown Portland's Galleria http://t.co/esLfaErW #
  • Six Portland neighborhoods designated as small urban renewal areas http://t.co/590mdu95 #
  • Oregon state economic forecast: Tax revenues $35 million down http://t.co/mzTyV3lc #
  • Climate change denial’s new offensive http://t.co/7d2kvCzQ #
  • 12-Year-Old Raises $10,500 To Save Grandma From Foreclosure http://t.co/z7YjEr8a #
  • I may have finally crossed the line from Portland rail evangelist to rail cynic. I want to hug my bus service. #
  • PBOT has allocated $250,000 in 2012-2013 budget to bring their first generation bikeblvds up to the current Neighborhood Greenway standard. #
  • That last gem nestled inside recent article on @BikePortland : http://t.co/nEFmIikw #
  • I was wondering if/when PBOT was going to prioritize improvements to older bike blvds, which are generally just side streets with sharrows. #
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Quick thoughts of 2012-02-08

By Intersection 911 | Published: February 8, 2012
  • Only Four Percent of College Students Are Black Males http://t.co/Bslbv7eN #
  • Is the U.N. Using Bike Paths to Achieve World Domination? http://t.co/5mhAw6pn #
  • 12 Freeways to Watch (‘Cause They Might Be Gone Soon) http://t.co/eZ4Qayww #
  • Navigating the Legality of Autonomous Vehicles http://t.co/X5S68B18 #
  • B'more! RT @ArterialStreets: Guerilla Crosswalks! IF the gov't won't improve our streets for peds maybe we should! http://t.co/mASEJeWr #
  • Lots of discussion about signal timing on Williams at SAC meeting. Now at 30mph? Is there a window for bikes? @pkoonce #
  • PBOT returning to a "let's preserve all the space for cars because there might be traffic during rush hour" approach to seg 4 of Williams #
  • IOW, little if any safety or capacity improvements for bikes on busiest (most stressful?) section of Williams: Fremont to Skidmore. #
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