Planning documents
The 2040Freight Plan will consist of multiple supporting documents developed throughout planning. These reports and analyses will form the final plan.
Bureau of Planning & Sustainability:Economic Opportunities Analysis: Volume 1 Trends, Opportunities, and Market Factors (April 2022)Oregon’s land use planning system requires that cities update their comprehensive plans periodically and provide for adequate 20-year growth capacity, based on an Economic Opportunity Analysis (EOA) and a housing needs analysis (HNA). The EOA analyzes and forecasts growth in Portland’s industrial and other business districts, then designates an adequate 20-year supply of developable land for businesses and jobs. The City of Portland is updating the existing EOA, adopted in 2016, to align 2045 growth expectations with current market trends and community choices. This report includes content relevant to the context of 2040Freight, especially with regards to equity and economic vitality. | |
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2040Freight:Public Engagement Report (July 2022)A report on the engagement activities and online survey that impacted development of the plan's strategies, actions, needs, and priorities. | |
2040Freight:2006 Freight Master Plan Project Status AuditThis report aims to document the City’s progress towards completing projects included in the existing Freight Master Plan as well as projects from other modal plans and project lists that are located inside Freight Districts and along streets classified for freight use. | |
2040Freight:Demographics, Equity & Environmental Justice Part IThis report explores some of the ways in which the freight industry affects Portland by focusing on the economy, environment, and health. Its key findings shed light on the health, and environmental disparities that exist across time, geographies, racial and ethnic groups, genders, and education levels. Demographics, Equity & Environmental Justice Part IIThis report examines the intersections of freight and economic wellbeing. | |
2040Freight:Needs, Conflicts, and OpportunitiesThis technical report synthesizes the freight transportation needs in Portland. It draws on key safety and mobility metrics from previous reports to identify the largest performance challenges in the region. | |
2040Freight:Freight Greenhouse Gas Reduction Best PracticesThis report describes best practices that improve the sustainability of urban freight transportation. | |
2040Freight:Dominant and Disruptive TrendsThis report summarizes trends affecting Portland’s freight transportation system. It highlights key technological and economic trends from freight forecasts and reports. | |
2040Freight:Stakeholder Interview SummaryThis report summarizes the key themes and findings from thirty-one stakeholder interviews and looks ahead to how their insights will inform the next steps of the 2040Freight Plan. | |
2040Freight:Future Conditions ReportThis technical report assesses and reports on the future (2040) movement of goods by truck in the City of Portland, including truck traffic volume, delay, and travel patterns. | |
2040Freight:Existing Conditions ReportThis technical report assesses and reports on the current (i.e. existing conditions) movement of goods by trucks in the City of Portland, including truck traffic volume, delay, travel patterns, and safety. | |
2040Freight:Plan, Program & Policy ReviewThis document reviews state, regional, and local plans relevant to 2040Freight. The plans, policy documents, and studies examined in this memorandum establish guidance and requirements for 2040Freight and provide a foundational framework and collection of priorities to be embedded in the 2040Freight Plan. | |
E-Commerce and Emerging Logistics Technology Research ReportThis report assesses how e-commerce retail sales, and in particular, the delivery of retail products via e-commerce methods to residences, is changing freight demand and the handling, storage, packaging, logistics and delivery traffic that accompany it. | |
E-Commerce SummaryA 2-page overview of the E-Commerce and Emerging Logistics Technology Research Report. | |
2006 Freight Master PlanThe City’s of Portland's Freight Master Plan, adopted by the Portland City Council in 2006. 2040Freight is an update to the 2006 Freight Master Plan. |
Articles
FedEx will spend $2 billion to become carbon neutral by 2040 (Verge,March 3, 2021)
E-Semis Cheaper Per Mile Than Diesels At Today's Prices (EcoWatch Report, March 17, 2021)
(Research paper, Miguel Figliozzi, Avinash Unnikrishnan, Feb. 3, 2021)
Out for delivery: Electric vans are coming to fuel e-commerce without the guilt (The Globe and Mail, March 2, 2021)
LACI Launches First-In-Nation Zero Emissions Delivery Zone With City of Santa Monica and Partners Including Nissan, IKEA (City of Santa Monica, Feb. 25, 2021)
PGE, Daimler team up to build charging hub for electric trucks in Portland (OPB, Dec. 1, 2020)
Daimler Trucks eliminates carbon dioxide from Portland, Oregon manufacturing (FreightWaves, Dec. 14, 2020)