What the heck is going on with the 26th Avenue bike lanes?
“You’re punishing the victims.”
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UPDATED – ODOT says bikers, walkers, people with disabilities are “problem children” in work zones
The presentation has since been removed from their website.
ODOT campaign says it loud and proud: ‘Every Intersection is a Crosswalk’
Tell it like it is, Oregon.
ODOT says new signals with left turn arrows coming to SE Powell next week
They heard you.(Photo: J Maus/BikePortland_ As hundreds of people take to the streets in an expression of frustration about unsafe biking conditions in Portland, the Oregon Department of Transportation has just announced plans to install new left turn arrows at SE Powell and 26th Avenue — an intersection where two people have sustained serious injuries … Read more
Bill moving through Salem could hasten transfer of state roads to city control
Barbur Boulevard, Powell Boulevard, Tualatin Valley Highway, Lombard Street, 82nd Avenue and Macadam Avenue could all be lined up for handoff.
ODOT is building its first complete wishlist of biking and walking projects
How should the state rank the importance of the many projects on its list?
Car, freight, bike and transit advocates agree to back Oregon gas tax or fee hike in 2015
The state’s key transportation lobbyists struck a grand bargain last Thursday.
Portland legislators launch effort to put 82nd Ave under PBOT control
(Photo: Elly Blue) It’s looking as if the 2015 legislative session could bring a change that Portland transportation advocates have dreamed of, without much hope, for years.
ODOT picks advisory committee for state Bike/Ped Mode Plan update
ODOT is starting an important update to their Bicycle and Pedestrian Mode Plan, and these are the 16 people who will guide its development.
ODOT to distribute reflective arm bands to keep people safe – UPDATED
New arm bands being given away by ODOT to help remedy uptick in fatalities.(Photo: ODOT) As reported by The Oregonian this morning, the Oregon Department of Transportation has launched a traffic safety campaign. Under the ‘See and be seen’ banner, ODOT’s effort is aimed squarely at what they see as a major problem on Oregon’s … Read more