Bicycle rider killed in collision with driver on 99W in Tigard
A man riding a bicycle on SW Pacific Highway (99W) in Tigard was killed last night after a collision with a driver.
fatal collisions
Police investigate fatal collision at NE Broadway and Grand
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.
Bicycle rider struck and killed on NE Killingsworth
Happened just west of I-205 overpass.
Man riding a bicycle dies in collision with truck operator on Highway 30 near Scappoose
Scottie Graser was an avid, experienced rider.
A planned and funded project could have prevented this morning’s fatal collision
We need to build these projects ASAP.
A tragic realization about a BikePortland reader and supporter
Two days ago I received a strange email. It was simultaneously matter-of-fact and tragic. “Hi folks,” it read. “My dad was killed by a truck (he was walking at a crosswalk). I would like to stop his autopay subscription of $10/month.” It only took me a few minutes to realize this man’s father was 82-year-old … Read more
A fatal crash on North Willamette was fueled by reckless and drunk driving
Just after 11:00 pm on November 15th, 23-year-old Calum Breitenberg got into his Volvo sedan and drove northwest on Willamette Boulevard toward St. Johns. He had been drinking. A lot.
Two drivers arrested after a woman was killed walking across SE Division last night
I don’t know what else to write at this point. This is madness.
NW Portland crash victim’s son speaks out: “More people need to speak up. We need change”
“Daniel Feldt was my father.”
A closer look at the scene of a fatal crash on NW Nicolai
No space on the street, no space on the sidewalk.
Driver who hit and killed man crossing Gresham-Fairview Trail gets two years in prison
He was driving nearly twice the legal speed limit.
Another person killed while walking in east Portland
When — and how — will we make it stop?