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Infrastructure

Big steps forward for carfree path — and future MAX line? — between Forest Grove and Hillsboro

Be sure to share your feedback in the online open house.

Front PageInfrastructureProjects

April 26, 2023

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

19 Comments


PBOT gets federal grant to replace bridge in St. Johns

It’s an important connection to key cycling destinations.

Front PageInfrastructureProjects

April 21, 2023

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

10 Comments


SW Capitol Highway has been completely transformed

Last week I took a look at this street for the first time since construction began and was astonished at what PBOT has built.

Front PageInfrastructureProjects

April 12, 2023

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

84 Comments


PBOT, Depave work toward solution for sketchy SE 7th and Washington intersection

A nonprofit is pushing a bold new vision for SE 7th and Stark.

Front PageInfrastructureProjects

April 11, 2023

Taylor Griggs

28 Comments


Early decisions in PBOT process baked-in SW Gibbs sidewalk fate

Latest in a series on how City of Portland systematically discourages sidewalk construction in SW Portland.

Front PageInfrastructure

March 31, 2023

Lisa Caballero (Contributor)

57 Comments


Checking up on NW Overton and Pettygrove bikeways

A quick look at greenway changes.

Front PageInfrastructure

March 28, 2023

Taylor Griggs

9 Comments


Beg, borrow, and deal: Lawmakers float $1 billion I-5 freeway expansion funding plan

Is it a sign of progress or desperation for this megaproject?

Front PageInfrastructure

March 27, 2023

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

31 Comments


ODOT wants to make SE McLoughlin safer for bikes

A golden opportunity to push for better bikeways on this key commercial corridor.

Front PageInfrastructure

March 24, 2023

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

8 Comments


Developers say bike parking rules are biggest reason for housing delays

Is it really about bike racks?

Bike ParkingFront PageInfrastructure

March 15, 2023

Lisa Caballero (Contributor)

70 Comments


Bike lanes on 82nd Ave? PBOT explores the options

What will come from the city’s discussion of bike lanes on 82nd Ave?

Front PageInfrastructure

March 15, 2023

Taylor Griggs

51 Comments


PBOT wants your feedback on bike-friendly speed bumps

Can they improve the design? Or should they just give up on the idea?

Front PageInfrastructure

March 15, 2023

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

18 Comments


The gaps in Portland’s approach to speed bumps

Jury is still out on whether these work well enough to be a standard treatment.

Front PageInfrastructure

March 8, 2023

Taylor Griggs

43 Comments


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