Lawmakers reveal $2.2 billion transportation funding package framework
It’s among a slew of tax increases that aims to raise $2.2 billion for ODOT.
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It’s among a slew of tax increases that aims to raise $2.2 billion for ODOT.
A road diet on Glisan is poised to win a $7.5 million grant.
A fine selection of ride ideas for you to consider.
The Portland area has a big problem with people driving cars where they’re not supposed to.
The intersection is just a few blocks from an elementary school.
Any day now, lawmakers in Salem are expected to reveal the long-awaited transportation funding and policy bill.
The vote was 5-1 with one councilor who abstained because he couldn’t choose a side.
There are numerous reports of this same person wreaking havoc with his driving throughout many Portland neighborhoods.
The most notable stories we came across in the past seven days.
This summit is a great chance to plug into transit advocacy, and it comes at a crucial moment for the future of bus services in Oregon.
It’s a blow to passenger rail in Oregon after years of growing momentum.
ODOT says it’s “big news,” but the money isn’t flowing yet.