Wednesday, February 22, 2012
TriMet: Bus driver who hit Tigard woman on Oregon 99W has 'good record'
The TriMet
bus driver who struck a woman crossing Oregon 99W in Tigard last week
has been identified as 64-year-old Tony Dauenhauer, a six-year veteran
who has a clean driving record with the transit agency.
Dauenhauer remains on administrative leave as TriMet conducts its own investigation. “He has a good record,” said TriMet spokeswoman Mary Fetsch.
Joe Rose Here!
Dauenhauer remains on administrative leave as TriMet conducts its own investigation. “He has a good record,” said TriMet spokeswoman Mary Fetsch.
Joe Rose Here!
Lift passengers get the hike
TriMet: News Release - TriMet board approves phased-in fare increase for ADA LIFT rides
SOMEBODY JUST JUMPED OFF HAWTHORNE BRIDGE
Pdx Bus Driver @PdxBusDriver Reply Retweet Favorite · Open
Jumper on Hawthorne bridge oh wait they just jumped
Jumper on Hawthorne bridge oh wait they just jumped
Neil Macfarlanes latest comments on the labor ruling (with my insightful comments of course)
I wanted to post an update to our efforts to secure a new ATU contract. It’s taken more twists and turns over the past week. First, the arbitration is delayed until mid-May. Second, the ERB once again limited the issues the arbitrator will have before him.
On February 16, 2012, Employment Relations Board (ERB) issued an order that precludes TriMet from making any wage proposal as part of our final offer in the arbitration with ATU. This decision comes just three days after the arbitrator, at ATU’s request, agreed to a second delay in the interest arbitration that would resolve our long standing labor contract dispute with ATU. The arbitration is now delayed until mid-May. Previously, the ERB eliminated from the arbitration most of TriMet's proposals intended to reform the medical plans that we believe are out of step with the market.(see GREECE for market conditions) As you know, this year we are trying to close a 17 million dollar budget shortfall mostly with service cuts and fare increases. The latest ERB decision is posted on our website.
Somebody is using shelters for target practice
Bus shelters on line 19 with bullet holes
Pdx Bus Driver @PdxBusDriver
Over 10 bus shelters with broken glass panels on the line 14 route from 12th Ave to 82nd.more money down the drain and budget shortfall
Pdx Bus Driver @PdxBusDriver
Over 10 bus shelters with broken glass panels on the line 14 route from 12th Ave to 82nd.more money down the drain and budget shortfall
The insanity will never end in Oregon
Another rail (or trail) line to another Podunk town?
Forest Grove envisions transit link, Congress envisions cuts to projects
Forest Grove envisions transit link, Congress envisions cuts to projects
2 new cronies for Neil's board of sock puppets
Warner, who will represent Washington County, has
had a long career in public policy and transportation in Oregon. Most
recently, he served as interim city manager of Hillsboro, Ore., and
before that was director of the Portland Development Commission. He also
served as director of the Oregon Department of Transportation and
director of Washington County’s Land Use and Transportation.
Stovall, who will represent east Multnomah County, currently serves as executive director of the East Metro Economic Alliance. He previously was president of the Gresham Chamber of Commerce.
Stovall, who will represent east Multnomah County, currently serves as executive director of the East Metro Economic Alliance. He previously was president of the Gresham Chamber of Commerce.
Not around here
Mark Boling
@markb489
@trimet so when do you think outside the box and stop with the cuts? The board of directors doesn't even use transit.
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