City of Portland employees have started a bike bus of their own
This could be the start of something big (on multiple levels).
This could be the start of something big (on multiple levels).
Portland’s historical reluctance to create physical protection is coming back to haunt them.
Portlanders are reeling over a spate of traffic deaths (again), and there’s no clear plan or leader to turn the tide.
The previous PBOT deputy director should be able to hit the ground running.
The hunt for the next leader of the Portland Bureau of Transportation has begun in earnest.
Warner had served as PBOT leader since July 2018.
The move could be another sign that bicycling is on its way back to the front-and-center of local politics
The latest on a program that subsidizes transportation options for people who live in low-income housing developments.
We need someone to take over the bureau for the next two years.
From Portland Bureau of Transportation. See original statement here. (October 21, 2022) The Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) plans to change NW Pettygrove Street between NW 11th and 12th avenues into one-way westbound for vehicle travel as part of the NW Pettygrove Neighborhood Greenway project on Sunday, October 23. This traffic pattern change will prevent eastbound vehicle travel … Read more
The Central City in Motion project will improve speed and reliability for bus riders on East Burnside on TriMet bus lines 12, 19, and 20.