Concrete curbs in South Tabor neighborhood aim to tame drivers’ donuts
It’s great to see them take action and address this problem with a cheap and easy solution.
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Councilor Kanal questions Portland’s focus on cycling
The comments appeared to make cycling out as a slower, less safe option than transit.
Portland to launch $10 million Bike Lane Maintenance Program this summer
Keeping bike lanes clean is a vital part of keeping bike lanes popular.
Funding crisis dominates first ever meeting of Transportation & Infrastructure Committee
Stark realities laced with hope for government action.
Portland bike shop offers e-bike subscriptions
Prices start at $299 a month.
Portland will daylight 200 intersections over next two years
The treatments will improve safety, but many more are required.
Woman killed on SE Cesar Chavez was Tuyet Nguyen, and she’s not latest victim
The bad news is another person was hit. The good news is changes are likely coming soon.
Councilor Morillo wants SE Cesar Chavez Blvd safety concerns on transportation committee agenda
Will the new council be able to effectively respond to the community’s concerns over Nguyen’s death?
Another traffic death on SE Cesar Chavez Blvd
It’s the fourth fatal crash within a two-mile stretch of Cesar Chavez Blvd since 2015.
PBOT will re-harden Naito with concrete curbs near Saturday Market
PBOT expects the curb to be more durable than removable bollards.
Oregon Senator says ‘Class 3’ in e-bike bill proposal was a misnomer
It would save a lot of time and trouble if lawmakers would be a bit more careful with bill language.
Portland police target enforcement on ‘ghost cars’ without license plates
Slowly but surely, Portland is changing its tune when it comes to enforcement of driving rules and behaviors.