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Willamette Week reports on St. Johns Bridge

Ryan Hume at the Willamette Week did a great job with his story on the St. Johns Bridge and cyclists in this week’s Willy Week. I met with Ryan and exchanged several emails about the story and I can honestly say he is a solid reporter. But I can’t resist commenting on his line that … Read more

st johns bridge

August 3, 2005

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)


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St. Johns Bridge lanes get painted

…all four of them. Well, I heard ODOT has just finished painting the lanes on the St. Johns Bridge. I was out that way recently and decided to take a closer look. It doesn’t look good for recreational cyclists. There is little to no shoulder and the sidewalk isn’t exactly roomy (not to mention it’s … Read more

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August 1, 2005

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

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Naked ride protests St. Johns Bridge

Last night a fun-loving group of Portland cyclists rode across the St. Johns Bridge sans clothing to make a statement about how vulnerable cyclists will be if ODOT (Oreg. Dept. of Transp.) goes throught with their non-bike-friendly bridge remodel plans. Here’s a report of the ride: The ride went off to rousing success. 14 free-spirited … Read more

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July 20, 2005

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

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Cyclists on the St. Johns Bridge

A while back I posted something about how ODOT (Ore. Dept. of Transportation) had decided not to make cycling safe on the St. Johns Bridge. ODOT has caved into special interest groups and ignored the research on traffic congestion on the bridge. The result is a remodel plan that makes crossing the bridge dangerous for … Read more

st johns bridge

July 18, 2005

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

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Cyclists get shafted on St. Johns Bridge

While attending Tuesday’s meeting of the Portland Bicycle Advisory Committee I learned that ODOT has decided to give the St. Johns Bridge 2 lanes in each direction instead of a bike-friendly alternative suggested by traffic-flow consultants and local bicycle planners. With 2 lanes in each direction, there is not adequate room for bicycles. At issue … Read more

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May 12, 2005

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

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