se ankeny
New diverters on Ankeny and Lincoln part of plan to keep drivers off side streets
The war on drivers using side streets.
Collision on SE Ankeny at 24th sends bike rider to the hospital
Ankeny is a recently upgraded neighborhood greenway.
Traffic diverter on SE Ankeny & 15th is in progress
The traffic diverters on SE Ankeny are becoming a reality.
City launches web survey and open house for Ankeny diverter project
Portland’s mission to upgrade its first-generation bike boulevards into modern neighborhood greenways is continuing.
City reboots plan for SE Ankeny traffic diverter, preps for others
Proposed improvements to a much-used neighborhood greenway are back on the table.
Portland’s first-ever 24-hour bike count shows bike traffic on Ankeny never stops
Portland: the city of bikeways that never sleep.
Comments of the Week: Two readers’ concepts for fixing SE Ankeny at 11th
Turning a terrible intersection into a destination.
Another use for green? City adds bike refuges at SE Ankeny/Sandy/11th
Looking southwest down SE Sandy Boulevard from Ankeny, Sandy and 11th. One of Portland’s weirder intersections has a new splash of color. As part of its repaving project on inner Southeast Ankeny — which has, for the record, greatly improved the ride between SE 11th and Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard — the city has … Read more
Southeast Ankeny and 15th may get new diverter this spring, city says
One of the city’s first bike boulevards may be on its way to a quick upgrade.
Driver cited in serious injury collision on SE Ankeny and 7th
A collision on SE Ankeny and 7th resulted in serious injuries and an unexpected message from the PPB.
More info on yesterday’s collision at SE Ankeny and 16th
Yesterday morning I got two reports from readers about a bike/car collision at the intersection of SE 16th and Ankeny. I usually don’t post about every bike-involved collision I hear about; but since two people emailed and it’s on a busy bike street, I figured this one was worth sharing. Reader Marsha H. wrote in, … Read more
Comment of the Week: It’s about safety, not ‘cyclists’