The document discusses bicycle transportation trends and the growth in bike commuting from 2000 to 2014 in Portland, highlighting over 300% growth in bike commute mode share. It presents data from various sources, including the US Census and American Community Survey, and explores the implications of not achieving policy goals. The analysis raises concerns about the future of transportation, particularly as demographic shifts occur, affecting commuting patterns.

1. Bicycle Transportation and Large Scale Development
Dennis Allen | Holland Partner Group
Wade Lange | American Assets Trust
Leonard Barrett | Beam Development Group
Moderated by Karla Kingsley, Kittelson & Associates, Inc.

2. Data: 2014 American Community Survey | Source: Census, Oregon Office of Economic Analysis

3. Source: Martin Prosperity Lab, via CityLab
2012 – 2013

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Bicycle Commute Mode Share
2000 2014
Data Source: US Census 2000, American Community Survey
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Data Source: US Census 2000, American Community Survey
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Commutes Added in Portland 2000-2014….
Source: US Census, American Community Survey; Analysis: Roger Geller

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Commutes Added in Portland 2000-2014….
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Source: US Census, American Community Survey; Analysis: Roger Geller

8. 25% trips by bike

9. Lloyd District
Central Eastside
South Waterfront
Map: Stamen Maps

10. Dennis Allen
Holland Partner Group

11. Ross Island Bridge

12. Bike corrals
N Mississippi at Skidmore
Q&A

13. 25% trips by bike

14. What if we don’t achieve our policy goals?
Source: Roger Geller

15. What if we don’t achieve our policy goals?
Source: Roger Geller

16. You may have heard the tech industry is growing.
Source: BLS, Oregon Employment Department, Oregon Office of Economic Analysis

17. You might have seen that Millennials are driving
less.
Source: People for Bikes

18. Source: People for Bikes
You might have seen that Millennials are getting
their drivers licenses later.

19. Commutes Added in Portland 2000-2014….
Source: US Census, American Community Survey; Analysis: Roger Geller
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Actual change 2000-2014 If we maintain mode split to 2035