Life in the streets. Documenting the culture of intersections.
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I hope we either see Adams take a strong, visionary role in this now, or we find a new candidate who is not afraid to do something great.
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New 33rd & Going cycletrack includes a soft diverter, forbidding auto entry from 33rd. Nicely done, PBOT! @mayorsamadams #nicesurprise
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A colleague of mine told me the planting strip in the middle and removal of parking was to cut down on prostitution-related crime #evidence?
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But the planting strip (not to mention high traffic speeds) has really acted as a divider between neighborhoods. MLK used to be pacific hwy.
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MLK is an example of how removing parking can really kill business if not done well. Now, the city is working on restoring onstreet parking.
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I’ve been researching the history of MLK, a commercial street where ODOT saw fit to remove parking. read new gateway plan http://ow.ly/2QN4p
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I’d really like to verify the history of the MLK urban renewal that took away spots. Shows there is will to remove parking, the Q is WHY?
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PBOT director on “bikes vs. sewers”: “one of the most hamhanded kind of information campaigns we could have come up with” RT @PortlandAfoot
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This #trimet bond measure seems ill-conceived. We missed an opportunity for a strategic, local, multi-modal transportation & jobs measure.
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Shooting today a couple blocks from me at NE Rodney & Going. http://ow.ly/2P2qN
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Did you know former CNN anchor Rick Sanchez killed someone walking while he was driving drunk in 1990? http://ow.ly/2NhKl Yeah, me neither!
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RT @christiangaston: This new bus sched will drive away professional commuters. 40 min for freq service? #trimet
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