Metro proposal rejects Safe Routes to School, spends more on freight routes
A few weeks ago, five of Metro’s seven councilors said they almost certainly wouldn’t support more freight spending.
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A look inside one newspaper’s thinking on crashes, accidents and collisions
One newsroom, various opinions.
Portland’s “pedestrian problem” is not going away
A sad trend shows more money and political capital are needed.
Get ready for the Portland Bike Swap on April 17th
Buy, sell, or just come and have fun.
Guest article: How urban mountain biking fits in Portland
Joshua helps us understand how mountain biking can fit into Portland.
City restripes 3rd Avenue bike lanes one day after activists’ cones appear
A victory for the activists?
Can you see Mt. Hood from Council Crest? One man’s daily quest caught on camera
Portland man shares the view from over 500 trips up Council Crest peak.
How Portland’s oldest Buddhist temple got better bike parking
It’s just one more way to welcome members to the “sangha”.
Gresham police say 10-year-old boy’s death on Burnside is “horrible accident”
If we dismiss traffic crashes like this as simply an “accident” we do an injustice to victims.
Guest article: Want safer streets? Ask for them
Maybe we’re asking the wrong people and, perhaps, the wrong questions.
What are all these unauthorized orange traffic cones telling us?
If only these cones could talk.