Oregon Walks to screen new Jane Jacobs doc at annual meeting
Jacobs’ legacy is alive and well in Portland.
Jacobs’ legacy is alive and well in Portland.
“[Cars are] extremely powerful weapons that need to be controlled.”
But the draft policy stops short of saying that walking and biking are always higher priorities.
This fall, Northeast Portland will host a new experiment in humanizing streets.
In a growing city, work zone safety is more important than ever.
Transportation advocacy doesn’t exist in a vacuum.
When construction closes part of a street, why are sidewalks the first to go?
Victims and family members of life-changing traffic collisions are invited to join.
Oregon Walks wants City Council to commit to Vision Zero by 2025.
The audit will consider a road diet as a potential safety tool in the corridor.
The report describes itself as “A Unifying Vision for Street Safety for Oregon.”
After a significant grant victory, Oregon’s largest walking advocacy group had plenty to celebrate Saturday.