These N Willamette Blvd project visualizations are the best I’ve ever seen
This is how you inspire people to support a new and better future.
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This is how you inspire people to support a new and better future.
It’s not every day we get this level of detail straight from PBOT on such an important project.
Key parts of a major capital project will be advanced – much to the benefit of bike riders.
It was a neat idea, but PBOT is convinced it’s not worth pursuing.
Major changes will start next spring and be completed by summer 2026.
Asking nicely doesn’t work. Concrete does.
Paint is not protection. That’s the message from people across America today who are taking part in the Red Cup Project. Inspired by the tragic death of Washington D.C. cycling advocate Dave Salovesh (@darsal), the red cups are a quick and cheap way to define space and show how relatively little effort it takes to … Read more
Building the backstreet network.
Just after 11:00 pm on November 15th, 23-year-old Calum Breitenberg got into his Volvo sedan and drove northwest on Willamette Boulevard toward St. Johns. He had been drinking. A lot.
Comment of the Week: Gratitude for N/NE Broadway project