Is this the end? State transportation commission could defund I-5 Rose Quarter project
Project staff call the question after eight years of planning and little progress to show for it.
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E-scooter rider dies in collision with Amtrak train
It’s the fourth fatal collision involving an e-scooter rider since August of this year.
City will use cargo trikes in new sidewalk cleaning program
The plan is to focus on sidewalks along major business corridors and commercial centers.
New protected bike lane, bus lanes, now open on SW 4th Ave!
Christmas has come early for Portlanders who care about great streets.
Councilor Dunphy: Three deaths in one night is ‘too much to bear’
“It is unacceptable, and it cannot happen again.”
Three people killed by drivers last night in Hazelwood Neighborhood
All happened within one mile of each other.
Another freeway expansion megaproject leader has jumped ship
Leadership as elusive as funding.
Advocates say city council must ‘approve or improve’ bike bill settlement
At stake are millions of dollars in cycling investments that the City Attorney and PBOT executive team have agreed to.
PBOT gives bike bus leaders traffic signal superpowers
You could think of this as bike bus signal priority.
Video shows SUV driver ramming cyclist who was protecting ‘No Kings’ marchers
The cyclist remained calm throughout and didn’t want to press charges.
BikeLoud blindsided by council rejection of bike bill lawsuit settlement
It illustrates another example of tension between the city’s administrative and legislative arms.
TriMet caves on 82nd Ave transit plans as business owners threaten lawsuits
Everything seemed to be lined up for seven miles of bus lanes, but now the wheels have come off.