Posts tagged with Bike lanes

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Last Updated: Aug. 31, 2017 · 10:07 a.m.

A closer look at Pittsburgh’s bike lane expansion plan

Does Pittsburgh have bike lane thoughts? Yes. Yes it does.

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Don’t park your car in bike lanes. It’s that simple.

Construction season is here and with it a recurring “mobility migraine” for cyclists

A quick reminder that cyclists and drivers are all in this Pittsburgh pothole mess together

Here’s what to do if you’re on a bike or in a car.

Pittsburgh’s first bike signal has been installed

The signal is part of a city initiative to improve safety along the Forbes Avenue corridor.

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In least shocking news you will hear today, South Side residents don’t want to give up parking for bike lane

Get free ? in Bloomfield today to celebrate the Liberty Ave. bike lanes’ 10th birthday

Changes could come to Allegheny Center’s ‘moat road’ this summer

The sixth edition of Bike Pittsburgh’s map is online. Get rolling.

Rev. John Welch, council member Darlene Harris and Mayor Bill Peduto at The Incline and WESA's mayoral forum.

The Procrastinator’s Guide to the Pittsburgh mayoral race

Get to know Democrats Darlene Harris, Bill Peduto and John Welch before Tuesday's primary.

Darlene Harris not sorry she told a cyclist to ‘stay in the damn bike lane’

Here’s what Bill Peduto and John Welch think about bike lanes. (Darlene Harris didn’t answer the questions.)

The Fort Pitt Boulevard bike lanes plan is dead

Corey O'Connor speaks during the opening of La Gourmandine bakery in Hazelwood.

District 5 reflects Pittsburgh as a whole — and could be a citywide model — council member Corey O’Connor says

You've been warned: He'll pick up his office phone.

Here’s mayoral candidate Darlene Harris apparently yelling at a cyclist for no reason

Three takeaways from WTAE’s Pittsburgh mayoral debate

Lead! Affordable housing! And yes, there was even a mention of bike lanes.

Councilwoman Darlene Harris gives Mayor Bill Peduto a D-minus, because bike lanes

Bike lanes are now an issue in Pittsburgh’s mayoral race (naturally)

Anthony Coghill and Ashleigh Deemer are opposing candidates for Pittsburgh City Council District 4.

There’s only one competitive Pittsburgh City Council race. These are the players.

Ashleigh Deemer is outgoing Councilwoman Natalia Rudiak's chief of staff, while Anthony Coghill is a roofing contractor and 19th Ward committee chair.