How one Portlander made the route to his daughter’s school safer
A helpful blueprint for tackling school zone chaos.
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A helpful blueprint for tackling school zone chaos.
A safer bikeway that would connect Washington Park to the Willamette River.
An effort to create a pocket park and sidewalks near an east Portland school.
Charles Tso is using a PSU class to kickstart parking benefit districts in his neighborhood.
“The thing I’m as proud of of anything I’ve done is this class.”
One of Portland’s most remarkable public-policy traditions takes place tonight: A handpicked handful of citizen transportation wonks will present their ideas for how to improve the local streets to a panel of city leaders.
Chris Smith has posted PDFs and summaries of the presentations from the PSU Traffic and Transportation class. Several of them are bike-related and they provide great insight and ideas about how to improve biking conditions in Portland.
Comment of the Week: Gratitude for N/NE Broadway project