Comment of the Week: A frustrated, hopeful east Portlander on the gas tax
If the city delivers for east Portland, Jim Chasse says, maybe it’ll change its tune on taxes.
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Comment of the week: Biking with color in a country with history
“It’s my city. I like it.”
Comment of the Week: The car-free destiny of NW 13th Avenue
It makes sense.
Comment of the Week: Bike trail advocates should take a lesson from dog parks
“When everyone breaks the rules, the rules bend.”
Comment of the Week: Raise the gas tax one penny per fatality
“It would point out the incredible crassness of how we don’t pay for things.”
Comment of the Week: Financing government with parking garages is a bad model
Housing investments would make more sense, says a reader.
Comment of the Week: How the history of cell phones explains American streets
Why so many U.S. cities went astray and have stayed that way.
Comment of the Week: ‘When I was broke, I barely rode my bike’
Biking is very far from the only thing that matters to great cities.
Comment of the Week: A map should not be an important safety tool
Why must people who bike study thoroughly before setting out?
Comment of the Week: Eight simple tips for wet riding
For those of you who’ve moved to Oregon in the last year: yes, every winter is like this.
The case against using gas taxes for bike infrastructure
Subscriber AJ Zelada thinks the gas tax is a “snake eating its own tail.”
Comment of the Week: South Dakota’s official road fatality markers
People are dying on the same streets again and again. Why not make this visible?