Red light for everyone is now default at one Portland intersection
‘Rest on red’ is the latest tool used by PBOT to slow drivers down.
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‘Rest on red’ is the latest tool used by PBOT to slow drivers down.
A fantastic addition, but a seamless ride to the airport is still a dream.
These have come a long way in just a few years.
The question remains: If bikes are such a clear possibility now, why weren’t they at the outset of the planning process?
Federal money and a PBOT paving project have lined up to create a golden opportunity.
Anything that takes bike riders off Marine Drive is welcome news.
Sandy needs help. A future repaving project could be a golden opportunity.
The Parks bureau has framed this as a walking trail from the get-go, but they haven’t shared why.
The commissioner stands up to the business lobby this time.
The project is funded with Fixing Our Streets revenue.
Business group has never liked the idea and wants the funding transferred to other projects.
Cyclists have been waiting decades for safety upgrades.