Council hears pitch for ‘Bikeable Portland’ plan as other ideas emerge
Bit of a feeding frenzy going on for this cash.
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BikePortland Articles by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
City puts price tag on transportation revenue ideas
Is it time to pay more for the roads we use?
Portlanders will join national day of rides for Alex Pretti on Saturday
Rides have been organized in over a dozen cities nationwide.
‘Bikeable Portland’ is a novel plan to rekindle our city’s love of cycling
The fireworks are already in place. We just need to light them.
Mayor Wilson: ‘We have to be the biggest bike mode city in the nation’
He made the comments at an event attended by business and tourism officials.
Monday Roundup: Transit moonshot, bike share in Seattle, Alex Pretti, and more
The most notable stories from the past seven days.
Transportation commissioners grill Interstate Bridge project staff
Their questions bore deeper into this project than bridge pillars.
Lawmakers eye Safe Routes to School funding to backfill maintenance hole
They wouldn’t come for the kids’ money, would they?
Road diet, new crossing coming to deadly section of Cesar Chavez Blvd
A state grant and local gas tax dollars will fund upgrades and a new crossing.
New plan to boost cycling would capitalize on existing infrastructure
It would be an unprecedented approach to a tricky problem.
Officials and advocates search for ‘Goldilocks’ amount of bus lanes on 82nd Avenue
The contours of the debate over bus lanes has shifted.
Cities in East Multnomah County say they’ll end road deaths by 2035
“Without real tangible action, the goal is only as strong as the paper it’s written on.”