aerial tram
Tram opens ahead of schedule on Monday as Springwater closure begins
Good news on the Tram, bad news on the Springwater.
The Tram is closed! How do I go by bike? (Day 3)
Day 6 of the tram closure, and my third day of commuting to the hill without riding the tram. It’s a cool, overcast 60 degrees — perfect for a walk up the hill! OHSU and Go By Tram have provided walking maps for folks wanting to get up and down the hill by foot. My … Read more
The Tram is closed! How do I go by bike? (Day 2)
Today is day 5 of the Portland Aerial Tram shutdown, but for me it’s only the second day I’ve had to deal with getting up the hill without riding the tram. Monday I telecommuted, yesterday I rode one of the shuttles and today I am taking an e-bike. Today was actually my very first time … Read more
Jump and Lime offering electric bike share during Aerial Tram closure
A limited pilot, but cool too see nonetheless.
The tram is closed! How do I go by bike? (Day 1)
As a weekday commuter to OHSU, I am admittedly excited for the tram to be out of service until July 30th. Why? Because I will have a chance to shake up my normal bike commuter from the Hollywood neighborhood to the tram. Most of the commute will be the same but once I cross the … Read more
Five-week Aerial Tram closure starts tomorrow: Here’s what you need to know
Yes the closure stinks, but there are good options.
OHSU employees have logged one million days of biking to work
Make it easy and rewarding and they will come.
Five day closure of Aerial Tram starts February 14th
A four-minute trip will turn into 30 minutes.
The Aerial Tram will close for 38 days next summer
Hopefully not everyone hops in a car.
The Portland Aerial Tram’s impact on bicycling has been profound (and vice versa)
Both work better together.
Taking bikes on the new tram
Yesterday I got a sneak peek at how bikes mix with the gleaming and futuristic new Portland Aerial Tram. Built by a cooperative effort between PDOT and OHSU, the new tram carries people from a new OHSU health center on the South Waterfront up to OHSU’s Kohler Pavillion. I was joined by PDOT … Read more