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Construction for the long planned project(s) are in full movement. I use this MUP a lot and have not had any issue with access. The temporary path at the top of the southside hill,… Read Post »
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Interesting idea. Trying to ride by an F350 4x4 on a small PDX street is really harrowing. Maybe local transportation non profits should work on this idea instead of calling for less cops and… Read Post »
Last weekend the Twist n’ Play Scooter Club held their yearly Spring Scoot event, during which they drank alcohol at several bars and rode their gas powered mopeds, scooters and motorcycles on several multi-use-paths… Read Post »
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