First look: ODOT’s new path around deadly Lombard intersection
It doesn’t have an official name, but I’ll always think of this as the Martin Greenough Memorial Bike Path.
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It doesn’t have an official name, but I’ll always think of this as the Martin Greenough Memorial Bike Path.
The more dangerous our streets are, the better our bike maps need to be.
Family’s lawyer says they’re happy to see path built.
A positive step that came at too great a cost.
They were the first such awards for the 10-year-old site.
The lawsuit says ODOT and PBOT are to blame in the death that occurred in a bike lane gap.
Martin’s girlfriend Melissa Logan made one “small request” to ODOT.
Lombard is unsafe for cycling and ODOT needs to address it.
Martin Greenough’s death forced Metro to look at their map differently.
Why must people who bike study thoroughly before setting out?
A group is demanding changes atop ODOT and safer streets now.
He was much more than a “bicyclist” or a random name in a police statement.