Portland’s next great bike neighborhood may be its most unexpected triumph yet
In 20 years, this seems likely to be the single most important hub of bicycling in the United States.
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In 20 years, this seems likely to be the single most important hub of bicycling in the United States.
The seven-foot bike lanes with five-foot buffers will be possibly the widest in the city.
Bike-sharing bikes from Montreal’s Bixi.(Photo © J. Maus) As public bike-sharing systems continue to be launched in cities around the country (including a novel new system being developed in New York City), the City of Portland still sits on the sidelines. But that hasn’t stopped the Lloyd District Transportation Management Association from exploring a system … Read more
New bike parking at Doubletree Hotel in Lloyd District.(Photos: Heather McCarey)
Comment of the Week: Gratitude for N/NE Broadway project