Transportation & Transit
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Another Win for Seattle-Area Bus Riders: Paid Park-and-Rides
Great news: Two of Cascadia's three major transit agencies will now let users pay for parking. -
How to Unclog Traffic and Improve Equity in Seattle
New study shows fair and efficient pricing could cut traffic 30 percent and put money for mobility in the pockets of low- and moderate-income people. -
How Not to Be a Transit Supervillain
King County Metro has become a national hero of good transit. On Tuesday, it could take the next step: letting riders pay for parking if they want to. -
New Data Trove Answers Key Questions about Congestion Pricing
Hourly vehicle speeds by road segment provide insight into potential toll programs. -
How New York Won Congestion Pricing
Here are five ways advocates made progress and created an example for cities in Cascadia to follow. -
Great News: Portland’s Next Rail Line May Have Fewer Parking Garages
Equitable mobility requires good transit---not giving away free parking. -
Should Portland Try Decongestion Pricing?
It might be able to avoid a $450 million mega freeway expansion. -
FAQ About I-5 Rose Quarter Expansion and Decongestion Pricing in Portland
11 answers to your questions. -
Commuters Would Come Out Ahead with Rush-Hour Tolls
A large majority of Seattle voters oppose tolling today; better information on the benefits might change their minds.
The way we design our cities and towns, as well as the modes of transport we use to move through them, can either help or hinder residents’ ability to reduce their carbon footprints. Whether that means unleashing innovative affordable housing solutions, prioritizing spaces for people over spaces for cars and parking, or shifting our transportation thinking away from boondoggle megaprojects, we can shape our communities to fulfill a more sustainable future.
Recent Reports & Graphics
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Who Pays for Parking?
The hidden costs of housing. -
Shifting into Reverse
Northwest gasoline consumption makes a modest decline. -
Rural Sprawl in Metropolitan Portland
A comparison of growth management in Oregon and Washington
Press Clips
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Seattle considers congestion pricing and looks to other cities
KIRO 7 July 16, 2019
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Proposed Portland-Area Transportation Measure Could Designate Half of Funds to Highway and Road Infrastructure
Willamette Week April 22, 2019
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Portland Promises a ‘Green’ Highway Expansion. It’s Not.
City Lab February 28, 2019
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Portland Says a New Highway Expansion Will Be Better for the Environment
Slate February 25, 2019
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Oregon Lawmakers Are Pushing for Dense Housing on Portland’s Transit Lines
Willamette Week February 19, 2019