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EcoShuttle will be presenting our services at a booth located at Golf Town Homes 3138 SW Dolph Ct…

Check out the young and exciting Blazers take on the Clippers in the first game at the Rose Garden. This is a season opener game ticket package, which includes center court tickets (section 334) AND a ride to the game and back for up to 9 passengers via ECOSHUTTLE (www.ecoshuttle.net). We are offering this discounted…

Wednesday, Oct 10, 2007 8:00 am – 5 pm Tiger Woods Conference Center Nike World Headquarters Beaverton, Oregon THE GOAL: This one-day event will help individuals and leaders of business, government and educational institutions find the path which balances success and sustainability. For 10 years, The Oregon Natural Step Network has helped guide some of…

Three months under our belt, we feel like we just began, so we figured why not have a launch party?! On Monday, October 22nd from 3-7p we will celebrate the launch and rapid growth of EcoShuttle, to celebrate a vision to revolutionize the travel habits, our community’s sustainable practices, and the measures to protect the…

Continental Breakfast + Be a tourist in your own city For POVA members only, a specially-designed City Tour sponsored by POVA, Raz Transportation and Plans & Action. The tour will begin and end at OMSI’s south parking lot (look for the Raz motorcoach). You will see sights you may not have seen before – Chinatown…

Transit, shorter commutes limit the city’s relative misery, a national study shows Portlanders benefit from efforts to reduce sprawl. Wednesday, September 19, 2007 DYLAN RIVERA The Oregonian Rush-hour traffic clogs the nation’s cities more than ever, but the Portland area appears to be fighting the growth in misery behind the wheel better than many regions…

There were a couple articles this week on the front page of the Oregonian by Dylan Rivera that showed that you waste a week’s worth of work due to sitting in traffic, 38 hours to be exact. Now that study was in 2005, and if you’re driving in the same traffic I am at peak…

-By LAUREN L. DILLARD Of the News-Register More than 14,000 members of Yamhill County’s nonfarm workforce commute to jobs outside the county every morning, according to Pam Ferrara of the state Department of Employment. Nearly 2,400 head to Multnomah County, bound largely for Portland, and 7,000 to Washington County, bound for Hillsboro, Beaverton, Tigard, Tualatin…

As Hood to Coast has “gone green” this year, EcoShuttle thought it’d be quite opportunistic to sponsor a team. Although there is nothing green about thousands of vans constantly starting and stopping and in congestion for what can be for miles at any given exchange, we provided a carbon offset for one team: The Fluffy…

By Peter Zuckerman, Oregon Live Getting to work by bus often takes more than an hour in Clackamas County because TriMet bus routes and schedules don’t fit commuting patterns. A consultant who plugged more than 1,400 select Clackamas County employee and employer addresses into TriMet’s trip-planning software found commutes for those workers would average 78…