Opinion: Khanh Pham on why she’s optimistic about Oregon’s transportation future
Rep. Pham wants help to fight the highway lobby and turn Oregon’s transportation fortunes around.
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Rep. Pham wants help to fight the highway lobby and turn Oregon’s transportation fortunes around.
We must defend these spaces from the scourge of unsafe drivers.
Let’s embrace these bikes, and not let our penchant for finger-wagging and othering squander this opportunity to get kids outside.
A seductive concept inspired by the simple strainer.
Take a look at the events our community offers up over the next three days and you’ll see one of the most inclusive and accessible bike scenes in the world.
The more people speed, the fewer of them get caught.
If Portland ever wants to move the needle toward bicycle use, we must build more high-quality bikeways on major streets.
The contradictions between the city’s aspirational policy and the reality of what gets built is frustrating.
The article is very misleading, and unfortunately it’s just the latest example of an ongoing smear campaign.
So let’s get it straight: The sky isn’t falling, it’s just getting less toxic.
Let’s not despair, let’s get out there! If we can defend our streets, we can defend our city.
Fighting freeway expansion is a marathon, not a sprint, but right now we need to sprint to Salem.