PBOT opts for new signal, crosswalks at notorious Multnomah/Garden Home intersection
$2.1 million project will be built in 2021.
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$2.1 million project will be built in 2021.
The Oregon Department of Transportation is in desperate need of new leadership. Thankfully, the Oregon Transportation Commission is moving full steam ahead in their search for a new director. The OTC’s search committee — led by Vice Chair Bob Van Brocklin, a lawyer with Stoel Rives LLP — has published a draft version of the … Read more
Is Portland a UCI World Championships city?
As much as I love Portland proper and could happily spend all my days right here, I adore visiting the Columbia River Gorge — the waterfalls, the mighty Columbia, the trees, the flowers, the expansive views!
Embarrassment avoided.
Asking nicely doesn’t work. Concrete does.
This week’s Monday Roundup is brought to you by the Community Cycling Center, who invites you to their 25th anniversary Momentum Gathering this Friday May 10th! Here are the most noteworthy items we came across in the past seven days… Safely breaking the law: This excellent piece from David Alpert at Greater Greater Washington says … Read more
“How can you call yourself a bike-friendly town?”
Idaho Stop: Easy to do, hard to pass.
When the warm sun comes out in Portland, everyone grabs their bikes. That means local shops and bike businesses spring to life and need help handling the onslaught of customers. If you’re looking for a job, you’re in luck. Check out the latest opportunities below… –> Part-Time Bicycle Tour Guide – LifeCycle Adventures –> Part … Read more
The Lorax of Sellwood.
We’ve got a great slate of rides and event suggestions this week. Hope you have time to partake in some of the action. I’ll be headed to the coast on Friday for a stop to see the first section of the Salmonberry Trail in Tillamook on Friday, then on to Waldport to compete in the … Read more