New signals on Couch at Broadway and first-ever ‘pedestrian scramble’ are up and running
Now everyone should – in theory at least – know when to go.
Infrastructure
Let the city know (again) if you support diverters on SE Clinton
City survey wants to know how you feel about diverters. Again.
City ponders new bike lane striping design for N Interstate Ave
Spurred by activists, PBOT plans to re-stripe “troubling” section of N Interstate.
Nike building paved path to connect headquarters to MAX station
A nice new path in a place that sorely needs it.
A first for Washington: Green paint for bike lanes on a state highway
“Splash” down some green and voila! Safety!
Flyers by Woodward residents question ‘isolated’ diverter at 32nd and Clinton
Even the people who are trying to organize opposition to this plan seem to be arguing for more diverters, not fewer.
Postcard from Austin: curb extensions that don’t block bikes
Curb extensions are great. But for bike infrastructure, they’re a problem.
One commuter’s take on the many turns and stops on Tilikum’s east side
How many inconveniences does it take to add up to a serious problem?
Lombard, a state freight route, will be restriped with bike lanes
First small steps in taming Lombard.
Metro releases plan for $50 million Hillsboro-to-Banks biking and walking path
New path would run through the heart of Washington County.
Milwaukie carves a new path: widespread support for better biking
First came two new bike-friendly politicians; now it’s time to invest.
City pushes Clinton diverter proposal to 32nd, sets new open house
That revised proposal has raised objections from some neighbors, just as the initial one did.