Alpenrose permitting process provides peek at sidewalk, bike lane potential
These early decisions determine whether sidewalks and bike lanes will be built at all.
These early decisions determine whether sidewalks and bike lanes will be built at all.
A jubilant day that was decades in the making.
The Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) released its progress report for the Southwest in Motion (SWIM) plan last month and announced that nine projects and 21 crossing enhancements have been completed since the plan was adopted in December, 2019. The report opened by noting that “less of the planned bike network has been built in … Read more
The city knows these cycling hazards expose them to legal risk.
The off-set intersection has a long crash history.
Slow but surely this mythical trail is getting built.
300 new homes, how about some bike lanes and sidewalks too?
But what’s happening up north, with SW Barbur and the Light Rail project?
First of three coming this year.
It’s all part of an effort to make NW 24th a better bike street.
Each one connects to an important destination where PBOT wants to encourage people to walk and bike to.
PBOT is hitching their wagon to a sewer line replacement project that will allow them to make significant changes to 10 intersections in northwest Portland.