PAC fundraiser will launch ‘fight for transportation justice’ in 2025 legislative session
The group will look to raise funds so they can influence what’s expected to be a mutli-billion dollar spending package.
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Monday Roundup: Anti-enforcement, mobility lanes, bus boom, and more
The most notable stories we came across in the past seven days.
Podcast: In The Shed Episode 34
Time to get cozy in the Shed
The exciting N Willamette Blvd project just got very real
100% design plans are final enough for PBOT to put the project out for bid so they can break ground this summer.
Reconfiguration of N Kerby Ave offramp to be studied with federal planning grant
The North Kerby Avenue offramp tore out dozens of homes in the 1970s between N Mississippi and Vancouver avenues.
City of Vancouver rejects road diet vote initiative
The petitioners plan to file a lawsuit against the city.
Portland chapter of All Bodies on Bikes will foster body-positive cycling
A step forward for inclusivity.
Comment of the Week: The public health angle should matter more
The public health angle.
Monday Roundup: Cars are the new cigarettes, two-chain bike, and more
The most notable stories we came across in the past seven days.
How to stop a bike lane project mentioned on first day of new Portland city council
Yes I took some liberties with that headline, but I promise it’s accurate.
A look back at 2024 and look forward to the new year
What questions do you have for 2025?
Interview with Portland City Councilor-Elect Olivia Clark
Clark finished first in District 4 voting.