Meetups

Join us on Tuesday, April 19th from 6:30-9:30PM, downstairs,  at Velocult Bike Shop (1969 NE 42nd Ave, Portland) for a conversation about upcoming parking policy, Shoupian theory, and  convincing arguments about why you should care about car parking policy no matter what your issue is.

From BikeLoudPDX’s event announcement:

On the surface, car parking doesn’t seem very relevant to people who bike. But the hidden prices of parking include less room for bike lanes, higher costs in housing, and more incentive to drive everywhere. Portland is poised to drastically change the way it manages its parking with innovative new ideas and technology. Join BikeLoudPDX and PDX Shoupistas’ Tony Jordan and Kathryn Doherty-Chapman for an informative presentation and talk about upcoming parking reforms and why they’re just as important for active transportation as driving.

You can find more information, and RSVP on the Facebook event.

On Tuesday, February 23 join the Portland Shoupistas and the StreetLab division of Lancaster Engineering for a wonky night of parking talk and a screening of “The Parking Lot Movie.”

Probably the social parking event of winter 2016!  😉

When: Tuesday 2/23 6PM

Where: Lancaster Engineering Offices – 321 SW 4th Ave, Suite 400

Note: Previously this event was called a Parking Pow-Wow.  We recognize that using this term outside of its original context might be considered inappropriate.  We hope no one was offended, and apologize for the mistake.

On Tuesday, February 9th from 6-7:30 the Portland Shoupistas will hold it’s second meetup at Velocult (1969 NE 42nd Ave) .

Topics of discussion will likely include the progress on the residential permit program, the upcoming performance pricing meter policy, and community/organizational outreach.

We’ve been working on a slide presentation for Shoupistas to use when talking to their neighborhood associations or other groups, this will be a great opportunity to give feedback on it.

See you there!