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.
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The politics and projects might not always be on point, but at least the policies are strong.
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Despite concerns expressed by some neighbors, the diverter seems to be working.
The pace of bureaucracy cannot keep up with the speed of many drivers and the incessant traffic violence left in their wake.
A company that can help save downtown, just moved there.
A familiar face for many Portland bike advocates is now in charge of ODOT’s climate response.
More missing protection on a key bike route.
Exact details are still unknown as police are still investigating the case.
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It’s the most powerful and influential transportation plan in the region that sets a five-year course for investments.
Comment of the Week: Gratitude for N/NE Broadway project