Advisory bike lanes: Utrecht versus Portland
Much has been made about advisory bike lanes in Portland over the last few months; and it just so happens I’m currently in the Dutch city that helped inspired them.
Much has been made about advisory bike lanes in Portland over the last few months; and it just so happens I’m currently in the Dutch city that helped inspired them.
Despite the City of Portland’s attempts to calm them down, the city’s bicycle and pedestrian advisory committees remain deeply concerned about the I-5 Rose Quarter Project. The controversial, $1.4 billion Oregon Department of Transportation project that seeks to widen I-5 through Portland’s central city and build a large cover over freeway traffic in order to … Read more
Despite challenges, the Big Apple is an invigorating city to ride in.
It’s all made possible by closer coordination between PBOT’s planning and maintenance divisions.
A three-year trial will include installation at five new locations across Portland.
Inertia was doing its thing, then advocates stepped in.
Now that it’s approved by every agency, we see a more accurate version of the project.
Sarah Pliner might have gotten across alive if this were installed sooner.
Expansive freeways demand expansive budgets.
250 mph on a train sounds pretty damn good to us.
Changes at this hotly contested intersection are finally done. Here are my impressions and photos.
It’s part a relatively sudden push to make the treatment more prominent after they’ve languished in design guidelines for several years.