We used to build MAX lines and now we’re debating whether we can afford paint for bus lanes bikeportland.org/2025/11/07/t...

The following is REAL footage from Portland, 2025. Viewer discretion is advised.

Next Portland is Relaunching, With Your Help www.nextportland.com/2025/09/25/n...

The old downtown McDonalds at 6th and Main has a new tenant!

It's crazy with US public transit service being cut left and right folks think it's good policy to deprive it of even more funding by removing fares

Scandals doesn’t have the full street for their pride block party as usual; apparently “permitting was too hard”. Something is deeply broken at @pbotinfo.bsky.social these days.

Ah yes, this is much better 😐

Finally! As a part of the City's Affordable Housing Opportunities Project, they are looking to rezone two vacant sites owned by TriMet along the orange line from mixed employment (which doesn't allow housing!) to CM2 mixed use neighborhood as TriMet's TOD wants to pursue development there.

Remove barriers on NW 20th & Everett?? You mean removing a diverter on a neighborhood greenway? @bikeportland.org @bikeloudpdx.bsky.social

Portland Regional Rail starter line, thoughts? What fun three letter acronym would it be called? Regional Express = REX?

HUGE result from the latest 82nd avenue community advisory committee meeting: trimet’s public engagement about bus lanes on 82nd got an overwhelmingly pro-bus lane response, with a full 70% supporting continuous bus lanes between SE clatsop and NE lombard, including >50% of 82nd business owners

Portland Regional Rail starter line, thoughts? What fun three letter acronym would it be called? Regional Express = REX?

The 82nd Avenue Transit Project is projected to speed up bus service by up to 20% on 82nd between Clackamas Town Center and the Cully neighborhood. We're exploring additional ways to keep buses moving around traffic, which could include business and transit lanes.

The #handsoff Portland march stretches from the Burnside bridge, down Grand Ave, across the Morrison bridge, along Naito Parkway, and to the Steel bridge. I haven’t seen a protest as big in a few years.

Single car mentality has taken over PSU

important portland transit advocacy opportunity: take a sec to tell trimet you’d like bus lanes on for FX72 on the rebuilt 82nd ave: trimet.org/82nd/design....

Keep an eye out for some nic6 trains on the blue line tomorrow 👀

More OG PDX carpet unveiled behind a new section of the concourse by the departures roadway;

Spot the difference

Portland has nearly $200 million worth of new light rail vehicles that have yet to enter service despite about 2 years worth of testing. Trimet received its first Type 6 MAX in Dec. 2022; Portland Streetcar received its first Brookville car in March 2023. At what point do we start getting worried?

Looks like the plywood is coming down on the 4th and Alder parking garage (reopening?) and a new tenant is coming to the old Buffalo Wild Wings space: