Councilors see more ‘administrative overreach’ on transportation policy
Another transportation-related policy change made unilaterally by the city’s administrative wing has rankled city council members.
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Despite political climate, Metro deems annual DC lobbying trip a success
The lobbying was well-timed given that Congress is finalizing their 2026 budget.
Foot traffic downtown up 5.6% over last year
One day after President Donald said living in Portland is, “like living in hell,” we got yet another sign living here is anything but.
With unanimous support, Portland reaffirms commitment to Vision Zero
Portland City Councilor Tiffany Koyama Lane succeeded on many fronts last night.
Juan Carlos González announces run for Metro President
The announcement has created major buzz among the region’s transportation reform advocates.
Public records show city traffic engineer resisted attempts to remove diverters
“We cannot remove these planters — they are addressing bike crashes that were occurring at this location.”
Portland’s ‘Bike Buddy’ program is flourishing thanks to Clean Energy Fund grant
BikeLoud PDX is on pace to reach their 100 match goal by this fall.
Bicycle rider dies after crash in Washington Park
It happened at Lewis and Clark Circle.
City project will help N Ainsworth achieve its destiny
New bike lanes, traffic calming measures, parking removal, and other changes are coming.
First look at new bike lane — and one less car lane! — on NE Broadway (Video)
It’s not the protected bike lane of our dreams, but it’s a big upgrade overall.
Springwater Corridor path will close for a week September 8th (Updated)
Two separate closures in effect 7:00 am to 4:00 pm on September 8th through 12th.