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A Connected Bike Network Offers More Than the Sum of Its Parts

The Impacts of the Bicycle Network on Bicycling Activity: A Longitudinal Multi-City Approach

Wei Shi, Portland State University

Are Shared Vehicles Shared By All?

A review of equity and vehicle sharing, by Jennifer Dill and Nathan McNeil of PSU, appears this month in a special issue of the Journal of Planning Literature (click here for access to a free author's edition).

Comparing the Promise and Reality of E-Scooters: A Critical Assessment of Equity Improvements and Mode-Shift

Photo by Cait McCusker

Comparing the Promise and Reality of E-Scooters: A Critical Assessment of Equity Improvements and Mode-Shift

Michael McQueen, Portland State University

TREC Associate Director Hau Hagedorn Appointed Chair of Oregon Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee

We're proud to announce that our associate director, Hau Hagedorn, has been named the new Chair of Oregon's governor-appointed Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee.

OBPAC serves as a liaison between the public and the Oregon Department of Transportation. The eight-member committee advises ODOT in the regulation of bicycle and pedestrian traffic, the establishment of bikeways and walkways, and other statewide bicycle and pedestrian issues.

Bike Share Ridership in Portland is Down 72.7% During the Pandemic

Photo by Cait McCusker

Teaching the Next Generation: Choosing Transportation as Your Path

On March 23, 2020, Oregon — like many other U.S. states — was placed under a stay-at-home order to prevent the spread of COVID-19. At Portland State, we were faced with a decision: What to do about our 2020 transportation summer camps for Oregon high schoolers?

Dr. Jennifer Dill of Portland State University Wins 2020 APBP Research Professional of the Year

We're proud to announce that Dr. Jennifer Dill, director of TREC at Portland State University, has been awarded the 2020 Research Professional of the Year award by the Association of Bicycle and Pedestrian Professionals (APBP).

PSU Graduating Transportation Students Plan For Active Transportation Equity & Access

Following the successful finish of Portland State's first-ever remote Spring Term, we're taking a moment to highlight the projects of students in transportation engineering and planning who worked through unusual pandemic conditions. See below for a recap of transportation student work that was wrapped up at the end of the 2019/2020 academic year.