A bill that would block tolling on I-5 and I-205 is the latest obstacle for the transportation agency.

There’s a viable fix for congestion that doesn’t require any new money—and could provide a cash infusion for TriMet.

We consulted the guidebook used by people most worried about road grades: truckers.

More than two dozen environmental, transportation and social justice organizations went on the attack last week.

Critics oppose the double-decked design, which they say is too steep and too expensive. Until now, their pleas have fallen on deaf ears.

Project sponsors attribute the hike to inflation and additional new construction.

The approvals are interim steps on the two massive ODOT projects.

They say transportation planners should examine the effects of transit and tolling.

“We need to have a clear idea about our budget before we agree on the design.”

In other news: Critics organize against new I-5 bridge.