Address the problem

Address the problem

Bike lane, white plastic sticks, crosswalks, sidewalk, all violated by drivers. Portland Elementary School occupies the left corner. The others are residential. Northwest Parkway & Cedar Grove Terrace. The problem is irresponsible drivers. Decrease the gravity...
NULU bike lane madness

NULU bike lane madness

The image illustrates just one of the many ways bike lanes create danger, injury and death. It was taken on East Market Street at the end of 10 blocks of bike lane: 1 – moving cyclists off the road, segregated and out of sight, 2 – conditioning drivers to...
Traffic Control … re-post from 2025

Traffic Control … re-post from 2025

Urban traffic will be made safe only by physical control, enter micro roundabouts. Urban m@s make safe streets by: – slowing traffic, – keeping traffic moving by eliminating stop lights and stop signs, – displacing panhandling. When an area looses power and the...

Demand Safer Streets

Jefferson Street, four travel lanes, on street parking, no traffic, no rain, 9am. The traffic signal is red (not visible until it turns green). The walk sign is orange (do not walk).  Not a car or truck in sight. The light turns green and the cyclist shows up, on his...
Roundabouts – update

Roundabouts – update

8 Sept 2025 “Thanks Jackie for passing this on to us. Roundabouts are great and I love the idea of the mini-roundabouts…. We saw a presentation last Thursday about roundabouts and we will discuss further in our DOT meetings. When we complete our first one...
Traffic Control … re-post from 2025

Last Day of Business

Above: micro roundabouts – m@s – a sneak preview to the next chapter   Our last day of maintaining regular business hours is 30 August 2025. We then move to a By Appointment Only mode (text 502 583 2232) as we sell the last 6 bikes in the 50% off...
23rd Street Roundabout

23rd Street Roundabout

Ugly? Yes. But that can be fixed with huge planters hosting evergreens, or artwork that mirrors the neighborhood. That roundabout is at the NE corner of Alberta O. Jones Park. Maybe a sculpture…..