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A bereaved mom asked ODOT why a safety project stopped short of deadly intersection. Here’s their response

ODOT will spend $18 million on Lombard, but the project stops just west of the dangerous Interstate Avenue intersection.

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A day with Community Cycling Center’s food delivery-by-bike crew

Volunteers load bicycles with food at Cesar Chavez School in north Portland Wednesday.
(Photos: Jonathan Maus/BikePortland)

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Gideon Overcrossing has been renamed in honor of Metro Councilor Bob Stacey

Inset: New sign just installed by PBOT.

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No carfree open streets for Sunday Parkways again this year

A scene from a 2019 Sunday Parkways — something we’ll have to wait at least one more year to experience together.
(Photo: Jonathan Maus/BikePortland)

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New Oregon statewide bicycling manual uses people-first language

Cover of ODOT’s new manual.

Here’s some good news on a little thing we care a lot about: The power of words.

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ODOT proposes new I-5 expansion plan that won’t move freeway closer to middle school

ODOT slide of the shift to the west as shown to an advisory committee Tuesday night.

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Job: Bike Valet Ambassador – Go By Bike (FILLED)

Buffered Bike Lane with a bike symbol and arrow pointing forward

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Lawmakers pass bill to require diversity in ODOT advisory committees

Not everything in the bike lane is a “bi”-cycle.
(Photo: Jonathan Maus/BikePortland)

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Get your high schooler into transportation at free PSU summer camp

(Photos: Transportation Research and Education Center at Portland State University)

Did you know the vaunted urban planning department at Portland State University hosts a free, week-long summer camp for high school students?

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East Portland state rep wants ’emergency interventions’ on 82nd Avenue

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CDC: Vaccinated people can bike outdoors without masks

Maskless riders on the Eastbank Esplanade Sunday, April 25th 2021.
(Photo: Jonathan Maus/BikePortland)

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Portland wins state tourism grant to bolster carfree dining plazas

Not very welcoming at all.
(Photos: Jonathan Maus/BikePortland)

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