NOTE: Please see updates at end of this story. It was originally reported as a bicycle fatality; but we have since confirmed that the woman killed was walking prior to being hit. Portland Police say someone has been hit and killed in the area of NE Grand Avenue and Broadway.
I can’t believe we still haven’t figured this out.
Dozens of volunteers are now meeting weekly to plan temporary human-friendly makeovers of Northeast Broadway and the Burnside Bridge.
Broadway needs all the help it can get.
A protected bikeway has popped-up on SW Broadway.
A bikeway cameo on Broadway.
Now everyone should – in theory at least – know when to go.
The city is rapidly writing the plans. The question is when and whether anyone will actually build them.
I’m sick of writing this headline.
Take a look at ODOT plans that will have a big impact on Broadway’s biking environment.
NW Broadway at Hoyt is a high-risk right-hook spot and it needs to be improved.(Photo © J. Maus/BikePortland)
Wider is better. (Note the old bike lane stripe that has been scraped off.)(Photos © J. Maus/BikePortland) PBOT is nearly finished with a project to improve bicycling conditions on the NW Broadway ramp south of the Broadway Bridge. The $30,000 project is expected to be finished by tonight but most of the new striping was … Read more