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Portland State Creates Independent Bicycle Track

Kristin Underwood, 9 September 2009, USA: TreeHugger - Cars & Transportation (bikes)
Portland,OR has done a lot to promote biking, protect cyclists and just plain give them the right of way when it comes to street traffic. Now Portland State University is getting in on the action by creating what looks like part bike path, part bike lane to make cycling on campus easier and preferred among students, reports Bike Portland.org.
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