‘Greenways are not cut-through streets’ says City’s new signs on SE Clinton
Signs now, concrete medians next month.
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How a potential bikeway on 82nd could impact TriMet’s $150 million BRT project
Battle brews over bikeway and BRT on 82nd.
Three secrets hidden in Metro’s great new map of every local traffic collision
Even ones that only damaged property.
Wednesday Video Roundup: travel inspiration, emergency potato, rail canyon
All the videos that are fit to print.
As it pours outside, take a trip to the headquarters of Showers Pass
It’s always rainy season at Showers Pass.
BikeCraft is this weekend! Here’s a sneak peek at the vendors
It’s the one place all year where you can find absolute gems of bicycle gift inspiration.
Portland celebrates holiday shopping with free parking in downtown garages
Meanwhile, malls built on free parking are failing across the country.
How Portland wants to finally close the notorious Naito Gap
If funded it would be a three-fer that’s been needed since 2003.
For Vision Zero, Portland will focus on data and equity to combat crash causes
Speed and alcohol use are the problem. Data and equity will be the solution.
Parking reforms could include paid permit zones in neighborhoods near main streets
A way to quell neighborhood concerns about new development.
Rain, landslides, and flooded streets: How are you handling the storm?
It’s very wet out there: Are you trying to cope? Or just saying nope?
The Monday Roundup: Ford’s haunting safe-driving campaign, an LED U-lock and more
This week’s best bike links begin with a public service ad campaign from Ford.