Here are the Portland Bicycle Advisory Committee’s top 10 priorities citywide
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Infrastructure
What would bike-friendly auto parking reform look like? Seven ideas
A bike-friendly parking policy would at least prevent Portland from creating future battlefields for itself.
Multiple people assaulted by ‘unstable’ man on Eastbank Esplanade
Path safety is weighing heavily on the mind of one Portland man after he was assaulted while riding this morning.
Bike riders can expect up to 20 minute delays at Sellwood Bridge through end of March – UPDATED
A trip across the Sellwood Bridge could cost you an extra 20 minutes through the end of next month.
PBOT will make changes to three Williams Ave bike lane trouble spots
The “three-year journey” (to use the City of Portland’s phrase) to make North Williams Avenue work better for cycling isn’t quite over yet.
County wants your big ideas to make biking on bridges better
If you bike in Portland, you know how important these bridges are to the bicycle network.
A closer look at southwest Portland’s ‘highest priority project’
With 36-feet of unused right-of-way, advocates like Roger Averbeck say this portion of SW Capitol Hwy should have a dedicated bikeway.(Photo J. Maus/BikePortland) This post is part of our Southwest Portland Week. For a quarter-century now, neighborhood activists have been pushing to make SW Capitol Highway a nicer place to live, walk, and bike. Yesterday … Read more
Portland should be inspired by London’s ‘cycle superhighway’
News from London reminds us that Portland is past due on a cycling superhighway of our own.
First Look: New bike lane, sharrows on NE 7th
First impressions and photos of new striping and marking work on NE 7th in the Lloyd District.
With $50k grant, North Portland Greenway shifts from planning to organizing
The little nonprofit that has brought the concept this far is preparing for the last stage: getting it on the ground.
City issues bike parking code violation to Jantzen Beach Home Depot
Bad bike parking options could lead to fines for local Home Depot store.
Novick says PBOT will use state study to address speeding, lack of bikeway on Barbur
Acknowledging the problem is the first step.