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BikePortland Articles by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
Southwest school principal: Fewer driving lanes is ‘best ever for safety’
More space for biking, less space for driving outside Markham School in southwest Portland. (Photos: City of Portland)
Cyclocross Crusade opening weekend at Alpenrose Dairy (Photo Gallery)
(Photos by Drew Coleman)
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Job: Customer Service Manager – Stages Indoor Home Cycling
Job Title Customer Service Manager Company / Organization Stages Indoor Home Cycling Job Description ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES Build and manage a dynamic team to offer outstanding customer support across a variety of communication channels and platforms. Define and measure success to foster continuous improvement and a seamless user experience. Personnel Responsibilities • Manage the daily … Read more
New York City’s big bus breakthrough
Like their bold reclamation of Broadway Boulevard and Times Square Plaza a decade ago, the New York City Department of Transportation has once again changed the game. They’ve pushed through serious opposition to create bus-only lanes on one of the busiest streets in Manhattan. Neighborhood groups filed a lawsuit to stop the project, claiming spillover … Read more
ODOT employee taken off Vision Zero Task Force following Twitter rant
A series of tweets last week by a State of Oregon employee has led to her removal from a City of Portland task force. Following her participation in a Portland Bureau of Transportation Vision Zero event on September 26th, ODOT Region 1 Transportation Safety Coordinator Tiana Tozer turned to Twitter to respond to critics. Many … Read more
Hillsboro PD’s novel distracted driving sting nets 50 citations in three hours
Every city in America has a big problem when it comes to distracted driving. Most states have laws that outlaw it, but the challenge is enforcement.