Hillsboro police Tasered and tackled man who biked through stoplight, records show
The City of Hillsboro and two of its police officers may head to trial this fall over the largely unreported 2012 incident.
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The City of Hillsboro and two of its police officers may head to trial this fall over the largely unreported 2012 incident.
Here’s how Oregonian reporter and columnist Joe Rose and his editors chose to explain this bill:
It might be peer pressure. It might be geometry.
New research suggests that interminable red lights are a particular burden on new bike riders, because pavement markings aren’t easy enough to understand.
A new study suggests that speeding in a car on local streets is at least six times more common than running a red light on a bike.
Screen shot from The Oregonian’s “Hard Drive” blog. A new blog post by Joseph Rose, the commuting columnist for The Oregonian, takes a look at one of the most unpopular aspects of bicycling behavior: red light running. In, Portland bicyclists who run red lights: Is it worth it? Rose asks, “Is it really worth blowing … Read more