Seven years after ‘Platinum,’ Portland’s collision and fatality rates remain well above its peers
For people biking, Portland is clearly the most dangerous of the four cities recognized as the nation’s bike-friendliest.
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For people biking, Portland is clearly the most dangerous of the four cities recognized as the nation’s bike-friendliest.
Five ideas from the BTA for immediate action.
Priceless branding.(Photo: J.Maus/BikePortland) Biking has been a big part of the brand identity that has made Portland a come-from-behind economic success over the last 20 years. But now that prosperity has arrived, at least for some Portlanders, where’s the love? And if it’s missing, do people who function as “props” in Portland’s triumphant narrative have … Read more
They content the outcomes speak for themselves.
Downgraders find support and attention from the media.
Comment of the Week: Gratitude for N/NE Broadway project