Gap Week follow-up: You’ve mapped 120 bikeway gaps around the city
Bikeway gaps really get on Portlanders’ nerves. That much is clear.
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Bikeway gaps really get on Portlanders’ nerves. That much is clear.
To fill bikeway gaps, we must first fill the knowledge gap.
We need to connect northeast neighborhoods to jobs and the airport.
This one has everything — including a potentially happy ending.
East Burnside’s extremely important bike lane vanishes right where an “interested but concerned” biker might want it most.
Just 750 feet between bike lane and bike lane.
Where the bikeway ends is where our coverage begins.