A transit ‘fetish,’ transportation ‘dogma’, and more at last night’s mayoral debate
We owe a debt to moderator and bicycling book author Jeff Mapes for asking this question.
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The Street Trust Action Fund rescinds endorsement of mayoral candidate Carmen Rubio
The recent incident in a parking lot was a bridge too far for the transportation advocacy organization.
(Video) In interview, Rubio addresses record of tickets and parking lot incident
Rubio acknowledges mistakes and refutes she intentionally left the scene of a minor fender bender.
The Street Trust maintains Rubio endorsement after citation revelations
“We believe that no other candidate in the race is as poised as Rubio to advance the The Street Trust Action Fund’s mission.”
Top mayoral candidates make their case at Metro Chamber debate
Their individual styles revealed notable contrasts as the contest enters its crucial final months.
Scofflaw Commissioner Carmen Rubio endorsed by The Street Trust
The timing by Portland’s most well-known active transportation advocacy group is notable.
Rubio plan includes $112 million lifeline for PBOT and major boost to bicycling
The funding could stave off layoffs at the agency, save Sunday Parkways, and a lot more
Commissioner Rubio wants to cut bike parking requirements to boost housing production
Less bike parking, more (and cheaper) housing?
Developers say bike parking rules are biggest reason for housing delays
Is it really about bike racks?
Clean Energy Fund update (finally) gives transportation its due
Projects that encourage bicycling are now perfectly suited for PCEF grants.
Revamped Clean Energy Fund would give $100 million to transportation projects
“We have the opportunity to complete big projects that help to reduce carbon from our two largest sources of emissions – transportation and housing.” – Carmen Rubio, city commisisoner Despite its outsized contribution to local and statewide greenhouse gas emissions, the transportation sector has never been a key area of focus for the Portland Clean … Read more
Comment of the Week: We need more public restrooms downtown