What makes Better Naito so great?
It’s worth taking time to understand why Better Naito matters.
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First Look: New bikeway between SW Naito Parkway and Main
A great example where the sum is greater than its parts.
On weekends, expect cars in the Better Naito bikeway
It’s allowed. Even if it’s annoying.
Rally shows support for protected bikeways and a permanent Better Naito
“This is great time to have a conversation about what we want.”
PBOT announces early end to Better Naito
It’s just one less week; but it still stings.
Mayor Wheeler moves permanent Better Naito talks forward
Options on the table would take space from Waterfront Park.
More than 100 line up to say goodbye to Better Naito and call for permanent protected bike lanes
“This was the largest gathering to support a bike lane in Portland, period.”
City has sketched up plans for a Better Naito all the way to Harrison
It’d create a much more continuous low-stress bikeway network through the central city.
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“Bureaucrats did not build Portland — activists did.”
Half-hour ‘human-protected bike lane’ will rally support for permanent street improvements
Some Portlanders see this as a one-time chance to grab the public imagination.
Neighborhood, advocates raise concern about Naito’s new gap
Unprotected bike lanes don’t cut the mustard anymore.
New path in Waterfront Park part of Naito’s emerging role in bike network
A peek into a more bike-friendly future for downtown.
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