City says diverters possible on SE Clinton Street this summer
City spokesman Dylan Rivera said the experimental project “may involve some diverters, speed bumps and signage.”
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The Monday Roundup: Fatbiking the coast, bike lane origins and more
This week’s best bike links start with seven tips for biking Oregon’s beaches.
After 90 years, American cities are again redefining independence
Sometime in the 1920s, the American auto industry worked very hard and very consciously to achieve a great victory.
With new authority, TriMet moves to clear unused bikes from its racks
Each bike will get a three-day grace period.
Q&A: The League’s outgoing president on state of biking in Portland and beyond
Even as it gets its ship in order, he fears the bicycling movement is facing down a tidal wave.
Democrats in state Senate join Republicans to kill neighborhood income diversity bill
Though the bill would have affected only condos and other owner-occupied homes, some rallied around it as a seemingly achievable way to preserve income diversity in bike-friendly areas like Southeast Division Street.(Photo: M.Andersen/BikePortland) A bill that would have let Oregon cities require some condominiums in some new housing projects to be sold for below-market prices … Read more
Photo radar bill passes out of committee, moves toward floor votes – UPDATED
It’s looking likelier that Portland will get to install 20 anti-speeding cameras on its 10 deadliest streets.
Large crowd at City-sponsored symposium learns evils of free parking
Parking is too expensive and too valuable for us to conceal its costs inside the price of everything else we buy, he said.
The Monday Roundup: Turn signal projectors, Nepalese disaster response & more
This week’s best bike links start with a device that projects turn signals onto your back.
‘Critical Mastectomy’: Post-op women will roll together in World Naked Bike Ride
“It’s not awful. It’s just different. We just need to be a little more open about it.”
New transportation bill in Salem includes $78 million to widen Portland-area freeways – UPDATED
Oregon’s overwhelmingly Democratic state legislature seems to be preparing to fund major freeway widenings around the Portland metro area.
At City Hall rally, demonstrators demand action for safer streets
“As I sit here asking you to make safe routes a priority, I am not a special interest.”