PBOT will move forward with NE 33rd Avenue bike lane removal
PBOT couldn’t find a way forward that included a bike lane.
PBOT couldn’t find a way forward that included a bike lane.
They ultimately got the bike lane. Sort of. It’s complicated.
A letter sent to residents makes the existing bike lane almost meaningless.
Local media loves a trend story. And unfortunately PBOT’s trend isn’t great for bikes.
Protestors beat back an attempt to remove the bike lane. For now.
The reason appears to be that insufficient notice was given to the neighborhood.
Use it as evidence in debates over just how bad – or not – the paths are.
The business owner plans significant changes on the site could have impacts on the bicycling environment.
“Each impacted camper who was present was offered shelter.” – Hannah Schafer, PBOT The Portland Bureau of Transportation is part of a massive effort to clear campers from the shoulders of Northeast 33rd Avenue between Columbia Blvd and Marine Drive. This is a very popular route for bicycling and there are bike lanes on both … Read more
The City of Portland wants to make it easier to bike, scoot and walk around Wilshire Park in the Beaumont-Wilshire neighborhood. Two upcoming projects would add bike lanes to key stretches of NE 33rd and Skidmore, which would give people a safer way to cross a major north-south street, create a better connection to an … Read more