Entries from Cascadia Prospectus tagged with 'RIDESHARING'


State Senate Bill Intro'd To Replace Viaduct With Deep Bore Tunnel

Earlier this month, Washington Gov. Chris Gregoire, Seattle Mayor Greg Nickels and King County Executive Ron Sims announced an historic accord to replace the seismically vulnerable Alaskan Way Viaduct on SR 99 along the downtown Seattle waterfront with an inland...

Smart Spending On Transportation Will Strengthen U.S. Economy

But The Real Challenge Is Regional Leadership Though the details are far from settled, a federal economic stimulus package of roughly $600 billion to $800 billion has strong support from President-elect Barack Obama. Congress, including the fiscally conservative Blue Dog...

Microsoft's Rob Bernard On "Zero, Shared, And Efficient Miles"

We've now got a full transcript (at bottom, here) of the address given by Microsoft's Chief Environmental Strategist Rob Bernard last month at Cascadia Center's "Beyond Oil: Transforming Transportation" conference. Stressing the growing potential of information technology to shape decisions...

Commuter Rail Projects, Proposals Multiply Across U.S.

In Austin, Texas, Capital Metro's new 32-mile long commuter rail line using state-of-the art diesel multiple unit (DMU) cars will begin operations this fall. Officials from around the U.S. are flocking to Austin for demos. Among them were a transportation-focused...



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