Gorge Commission updated on new Hood River bridge design as path width debate simmers
It’s the classic game of pushing for a better design before it’s too late to make changes.
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Flexible plastic posts re-installed on NE 57th bike lane
Fast turnaround for PBOT. Now let’s hope these new ones last.
Podcast: Techpreneur William Henderson offers a new take on bike counts
“Bike counts are ultimately vehicle thinking translated into, ‘Okay, now let’s apply that to bike planning.'”
The transportation upsides of Governor Kotek’s Central City Task Force recommendations
Transportation didn’t really rate among top priorities; but it will loom large no matter what happens next.
Monday Roundup: shared space downfall, Portland influencers, and more
The best stories we’ve come across in the past seven days, from sources you can trust.
Take survey to help design Red Electric Trail
Once complete, we’ll have a shovel-ready design plan for a key segment of the future path.
A new bike for Cole
I’m glad we were able to keep one more person on a bike in Portland.
Here’s how I-5 Interstate Bridge Replacement engineer says project will address climate change
He thinks it might end up lowering VMT and reducing emissions.
National environmental group ranks Oregon 4th in climate-friendly transportation policies
The politics and projects might not always be on point, but at least the policies are strong.
Weekend Event Guide: Rapha Archive Sale, OMTM social, and more
All the best things to do by bike this weekend.
Traffic diverter on NE Fremont a success, PBOT says
Despite concerns expressed by some neighbors, the diverter seems to be working.
122nd Avenue claims another traffic victim
The pace of bureaucracy cannot keep up with the speed of many drivers and the incessant traffic violence left in their wake.