Note, 4/14: I had total knee replacement surgery on Friday and I’m still in recovery-mode. I’ll start posting again as soon as I can. Thanks for all the well wishes! 🙏. - Jonathan Maus, BikePortland Publisher and Editor
If you care about making streets in southwest Portland better for biking and walking, the Portland Bureau of Transportation has just done you a huge favor. Yesterday the bureau released the draft version of the Southwest in Motion (SWIM) plan. It’s an impressive, detailed, and easy-to-use blueprint for activism that should lead to projects on … Read more
The longer it festers in the sun, the worse it looks.
A disappointment for some, a compromise for all.
It’s a big administrative step forward for the future trail.
Let’s demand real bike lanes.
Building the backstreet network.
A 12-foot wide path aims to improve safety.
10 neighborhood greenways are on the list
This plan goes nowhere if natural allies don’t support it.
Who’s afraid of the “c” word?
An ambitious goal to say the least.
Potential will remain untapped until street updates are implemented.