Street View
A regular column on all things Portland transportation/city planning/urbanism/whatever writer Taylor Griggs feels like talking about.
Street View: Sundays Are For Open Streets
Inspired by similar events in Latin America, Portland hosted its first Sunday Parkways event in 2008. Nearly 20 years later, the city has yet to fully commit to the open streets concept.
Inspired by similar events in Latin America, Portland hosted its first Sunday Parkways event in 2008. Nearly 20 years later, the city has yet to fully commit to the open streets concept.
Street View: The Band-Aid Bill
Nobody really likes the Democrats' transportation funding package. But Republicans are wrong when they say it's not a compromise.
Nobody really likes the Democrats' transportation funding package. But Republicans are wrong when they say it's not a compromise.
Street View: For Transportation in Portland, “Dreaming Big” Might Mean Starting Small
We can't have it all.
We can't have it all.
STREET VIEW: Love and Bicycles
How Portland’s bike scene facilitates romance in the age of dating apps and loneliness.
How Portland’s bike scene facilitates romance in the age of dating apps and loneliness.
Street View: How Transportation is Shaping This Year’s Election
Many of this year’s City Council candidates can hold their own in wonky transportation spaces. Here’s how activists got in their ears, and what might come of it.
STREET VIEW: The Past, Present, and Future of Sandy Boulevard
Sandy Blvd needs work. But it has good bones, and a rich, fascinating history.
STREET VIEW: Is the Central Eastside Good Now?
Okay, the area has always had its charms. But thanks to new bike infrastructure and a vision for the future, it's getting a lot better.
STREET VIEW: Let Portland’s E-Bike Revolution Begin
A plan to use PCEF money for electric bike rebates could be a game-changer for the city—if leaders are willing to listen.
STREET VIEW: Biketown for Who?
Portland deserves a better bike share program.
STREET VIEW: Paying for the Pavement
Portland's gas tax is a cheap price to pay for all the costs of driving a car.
STREET VIEW: Public Transit Safety Concerns Deserve a Thoughtful Response
We can’t just sweep violence under the rug. But a punitive approach to public safety isn’t the way, either.
STREET VIEW: Soho House and Portland's Disappearing Public Spaces
The meaning of public space is being tarnished and sanitized for the rich.
STREET VIEW: “The Bike Lanes That Drive Everybody Crazy”
Portland needs a more clear-eyed vision for transportation.
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