Portlanders rally to save traffic diverters in northwest as removal threat looms (Video)
Grassroots advocacy groups rallied troops with just a few hours notice.
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Diverter supporters plan to occupy intersection to stave off removal
“Keep kids safe. Keep this here,” reads one of the signs erected by diverter supporters.
Lawyer claims groundbreaking for I-5 Rose Quarter project would be illegal
Can ODOT break ground on an illegal project?
Portlanders rally support as diverters are slated for removal this week
The Mayor’s office has so far declined to comment.
Hang with the Nomad Cycles crew at Bike Happy Hour this week
And a special word about open mic.
Here’s the latest on the City’s attempt to remove diverters in northwest Portland
This is a test of how Portland’s new government makes decisions.
Portland will look for new Adaptive Biketown operator next year
Kerr Bikes will run the program for just two more months.
City of Portland opens door to Frog Ferry use of two public docks
Despite challenges and political setbacks, this project remains afloat.
Two deaths and major injuries in four serious crashes since Saturday
Despite all these harrowing crashes, the overall number of fatalities is way down.
PBOT will upgrade, expand enforcement camera program with new supplier and operator
The old company had trouble delivering equipment and saddled the city with delays.
Monday Roundup: E-bikes at war, individual responsibility, Helsinki’s triumph, and more
The most notable stories from the past seven days.
Police to PBOT: Remove traffic diverters in the name of public safety
So far, at least one city council member opposes the move.