PBOT project will help drivers calm down on NE Glisan where student was hit
The intersection is just a few blocks from an elementary school.
The intersection is just a few blocks from an elementary school.
The vote was 5-1 with one councilor who abstained because he couldn’t choose a side.
It’s a blow to passenger rail in Oregon after years of growing momentum.
ODOT says it’s “big news,” but the money isn’t flowing yet.
The eight block gap is begging for a road diet, especially with SW 4th Avenue’s new bike lane coming soon.
When I heard the news last week, I was excited by the possibility of riding through those carved-rock windows out into river gorge below.
“We need a renaissance in our city and we need to make sure that renaissance includes active transportation.”
If all else fails, large boulders placed in front of the house should prevent anyone from leaving the roadway.
It’s not the “surge” of yesteryear, but it’s a “new beginning.”
The politics have lined up for sidewalks.
No bikes allowed through either. And no timeline for reopening.
“There’s no reason this stretch of Powell should still be a death trap.”