Community rallies after hit-and-run leaves man with severe facial injuries
Craven’s friends and family have swung into action to help him through it.
collisions
Man flees the scene after hitting a woman riding in northeast Portland – UPDATED
It happened at NE 13th and Wygant.
Woman walking near Tilikum Bridge suffers serious injuries in collision with bicycle rider
A collision that many of us saw coming.
TriMet bus operator allegedly drives into people on Williams Ave, then flees – UPDATED
It happened at that tricky left turn spot at N Williams and New Seasons Market.
What could a better Burnside Bridge look like? Three possibilities
Why does the Burnside Bridge need three eastbound lanes when it has only two lanes westbound?
In $21 million lawsuit, hit-and-run victim calls out dangerous stretch of N Interstate
“I don’t understand how nobody could be doing anything to make that safer when there’s been so many injuries.”
Six days after man dies crossing SE Chavez, his ghost bike memorial is mangled too (UPDATED)
It was wrecked late Monday or early Tuesday, apparently by the wheel of a motor vehicle.
Seven years after ‘Platinum,’ Portland’s collision and fatality rates remain well above its peers
For people biking, Portland is clearly the most dangerous of the four cities recognized as the nation’s bike-friendliest.
Man injured while bicycling on SE 26th at Powell (yes that same intersection) – UPDATED
From the scene a few minutes ago.(Photo by @long_ter on Twitter) There has been another collision involving a bicycle rider in Portland. And this time it was at the same intersection where Alistair Corkett lost his leg just a few weeks ago.
Man on bike seriously injured in SW Barnes Road collision (updated)
A man reportedly received life-threatening head injuries while biking on Southwest Barnes Road Friday afternoon.
Protest on SE Powell slows traffic, draws big crowd
Peaceful and legal and it worked.
Local dad calls for ‘super-legal slow-down’ of Powell Boulevard during Monday rush hour
The father of two Cleveland High School students says that traffic injuries like the ones that are common on Powell Boulevard are “inexcusable and unnecessary.”