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This OPB article and Bike Portland lawsuit might be interesting to people and their loved ones who walk, cycle, or drive in Portland, Oregon, and maybe beyond.

OPB News article: “Lawsuit Claims Portland Illegally Lets Drivers Park Too Close To Intersections,” by Donald Orr OPB Feb. 24, 2020 (archived here.).

The OPB article links to the Bike Portland news article (archived here) and a copy of the complaint filed in Multnomah County, 18 February 2020.

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Are you allowed to ride your bicycle on that sidewalk?
Did you just get run over by a bicycle while you were walking on the sidewalk?  Do you wonder if that bicycle should even be on that sidewalk?
You need to look at your local ordinances first – or call your local elected officials – they write the laws.  For some of us, our favorite bicycling, teaching, blogging, and writing lawyer, Ray Thomas, has done a lot of the legal research.
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