The transportation upsides of Governor Kotek’s Central City Task Force recommendations
Transportation didn’t really rate among top priorities; but it will loom large no matter what happens next.
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Transportation didn’t really rate among top priorities; but it will loom large no matter what happens next.
A company that can help save downtown, just moved there.
This would be a perfect place for a plaza and should be a no-brainer.
It would be an unprecedented reversal of a protected bike facility.
It lays out a vivid picture of what downtown Portland currently looks like and where its potential lies.
O’Bryant Square has been fenced-off for five years due to its structurally unsound parking facility.
Despite years of terrible headlines and a persistent narrative from many people that Portland is “dying,” new data from the Portland Business Alliance shows that our downtown core is showing major signs of life. According to numbers gleaned from annual counts compiled by Downtown Clean & Safe, a 213-block business improvement district managed by the … Read more
The Portland Bureau of Transportation made some long-awaited changes to SW Main Street between 3rd and 4th Aves in downtown Portland last weekend. This stretch of Main is known for housing the Thompson Elk Fountain – a bronze elk statue perched atop a large fountain base – for more than 100 years before the city … Read more
Most of the Bike Loud PDX Portland ‘policy rides’ Cathy Tuttle has led so far this year have focused specifically on bike or transportation policy. Last month, for instance, Tuttle recruited Portland Bureau of Transportation’s signals manager Peter Koonce to lead a tour of Central City traffic signals, and the month before, the Parking Reform … Read more
Some recent updates to a map of future bikeways in Portland’s central city have advocates talking.
This is an odd situation in Portland.
The city says there’s no room for future bike lanes on Alder.
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