Snow and ice are gone, but gravel season has just begun
Post-storm impacts will linger and be even more dangerous for road users who aren’t inside cars.
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Post-storm impacts will linger and be even more dangerous for road users who aren’t inside cars.
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Jarolimek’s death in a right-hook collision in 2007 sent shockwaves through our community.
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(Many key bikeways still a dangerous mess nearly one week after the snow fell.) The major snow and ice storm that moved into Portland Friday is still having negative impacts on bicycling conditions throughout the city. While conditions for drivers have improved greatly in the past few days and some bikeways are clear — large … Read more
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