The zombie is finally dead: ODOT will “shut down” CRC project
It’s over. For real this time. ODOT says they’re shutting down the CRC project.
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It’s over. For real this time. ODOT says they’re shutting down the CRC project.
Four years after one of its bus drivers fatally collided with two people in a downtown Portland crosswalk, TriMet is testing a few devices that use sounds and lights to show when a bus is turning.
First proposed 10 months ago, ODOT is about to take the wraps off their first-ever “bicycle warning beacons.”
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The manager of PBOT’s Active Transportation Division has left the agency to become the leader of Portland Streetcar Inc.
Two years ago, Portland’s biking-for-everyone advocacy group/bike shop decided to try a new kind of fundraiser: a transportation-themed bar trivia night. Pretty good idea.