Time to fix SW 6th Avenue gap into downtown, says veteran advocate
A $15,000 project still languishes after years of prodding.
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Keith Liden reflects on 30 years of bike advocacy in Portland
Keith Liden is a southwest Portland-based active transportation advocate and land use planner who has been a regular participant in local transportation circles ever since he caught the bug on the advisory committee for the city’s first Bicycle Master Plan, adopted in 1996. More recently, he has served on several advisory committees: the Portland Bicycle … Read more
As TriMet puts another $2 million into WES, some imagine the bike trail that wasn’t
The line costs TriMet $135,000 per week to operate and serves about 1,000 riders a day.