[rapid_business]

I posted this in another thread, but I figured a thread of it's own was the best place for it.

So, Like everyone and their dog who discusses transportation solutions in planning, Portland often comes up as an example. Can you guys recommend any good links that know of that has transit figures, dates, economical impact, graphs, etc. (the whole nine yards or anything in between)?

Thanks in advance.

[Pavlov's Dog]

Tri-Met (http://www.portlandtransit.com) operates everything on the Oregon side of the Portland area and has a lot of resources.

Metro (http://www.metro-region.org/index.cfm/go/by.web/id=118), the region government has a massive amount of information on their website.

The Bicycle Transportation Alliance (http://www.bta4bikes.org/) has a lot of resources for this increasingly popular mode of transport.

Portland transport (http://portlandtransport.com/) is a web site about only transit related issues. It's a difficult site to navigate but they have a rediculous amount of articles and other resources. It will be a great resource for you in your quest.