Mayor announces diverter plan pause as Bike Advisory Committee ratchets up pressure
A pause, a possible city code change, inquiries into PEMO, and a new city resolution are among the outcomes so far.
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BikePortland Articles by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
Let’s talk about that diverter memo
It leaves a lot to be desired.
Two days of bicycle racing comes to Pearl District and The Lloyd this weekend
There’s nothing quite like the thrill of downtown crits.
Leaked city administrator memo lays out case for diverter removal
[The diverter] limits patrol access on the blocks between Northwest Everett and Glisan.
Opinion: Why I remain concerned about diverter removal plan
It didn’t have to be this way!
This Wednesday: Get hyped for MADE Bike Show at Bike Happy Hour
An annual tradition where we celebrate beautiful bicycles and get hyped for MADE.
Monday Roundup: Used e-bikes, speed humps, noise cameras and more
The most notable stories from the past seven days.
Bike rider hit close to Bridge Pedal route, police search for driver
The victim was en route to Bridge Pedal.
Diverter removal plan paused as City leaders huddle
We will know more on Monday.
Two more Portland City Councilors oppose diverter removal
Council’s Vision Zero champion feels like the plans should pause.
One dead and four hospitalized after driver loses control in northeast Portland
There are just inches separating high-speed drivers from the sidewalk.
Weekend Event Guide: Bridge Pedal, art in the bike lane, Prince, and more
My picks for the weekend.