To boost business, Beaverton will build separated bikeways on Western Ave
Updating a road by creating less space for motor vehicles.
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Updating a road by creating less space for motor vehicles.
TriMet making west side trips better for bike users.
Our suburban sister city wants to be more bike-friendly.
Real safety will only come when more people choose to ride.
It’s nerve-wracking out there, but it sure beats driving.
Subscriber Ms. Fast shares her activism adventures from the West Side.
The state’s list of Connect Oregon winners is out.
Decent bike parking is a big part of making a district bike-friendly.
Nike has made it easier for employees to bike to campus.
A nice new path in a place that sorely needs it.
“We just think it’s a somewhat overlooked city and it shouldn’t be.”
Two streets in northwest Beaverton would get 1.5-mile protected bike lanes joined by a traffic circle.
Comment of the Week: Gratitude for N/NE Broadway project