City launches bike lane upgrade effort with new curbs on NW Naito
The first nine locations will result in about 3.1 lane-miles of concrete curb protected bike lanes.
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The first nine locations will result in about 3.1 lane-miles of concrete curb protected bike lanes.
PBOT expects the curb to be more durable than removable bollards.
An examination of speed limits on one of the most high profile bikeways in Portland.
It’s worth taking time to understand why Better Naito matters.
It’s allowed. Even if it’s annoying.
Good urban planning means the average person traveling around a city doesn’t need to know anything about what went into designing it – they can just get around intuitively. Peter Koonce, who manages the traffic signals and street lighting division at the Portland Bureau of Transportation, is keenly aware of this. Koonce and his team … Read more
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