Port unveils plan to smooth traffic to and from PDX airport
A $100+ million investment in car capacity to keep flyers happy.
A $100+ million investment in car capacity to keep flyers happy.
They estimate the expansion would cost $119 million.
How many Portlanders would do this if we had better bikeways?
A fantastic addition, but a seamless ride to the airport is still a dream.
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A $206 million project that will improve service on TriMet’s Red light rail line will also come with significant benefits to bicycle riders. The “Better Red” project will extend the Red Line further west in Washington County; but what we’re watching closely is how the improvements will impact the I-205 path in east Portland. According … Read more
The future is bright for biking to Whitaker Ponds park, the airport, and beyond.
We need to connect northeast neighborhoods to jobs and the airport.
Portland International Airport’s new bike-pedestrian plan is probably thicker than the average city’s.
A new pair of buffered bike lanes across Lombard Street in Northeast Portland will improve both work and fun trips to the Columbia River area this summer.
A bike path leads directly to the bike parking at PDX.(Photo © J. Maus/BikePortland) The Port of Portland wants your feedback on bicycling in and around the Portland International Airport (PDX). They’re hosting an open house next week (3/19) to share information and hear your thoughts on existing facilities and what they can improve on … Read more
“It’s just friendly nod to the Portland biking community – which several of our employees belong to.”— Tom LaBonty, Southwest Airlines employee We all heard the big news back in April when Frontier Airlines removed the flat fee for checked bicycles. Long before that, we’d floated the idea of having Portland International Airport (PDX) become … Read more