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PedalBike Tours Waterfront

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WesternBike Works

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PortlandBicycleStudio

PSUBikeHub

UniversityStation

Post Office

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Powell’sCity ofBooks

GerdingTheater atthe Armory

Union Station /Amtrak

Ecotrust

Lan SuChinese Garden

GreyhoundBus

Terminal

Bud ClarkCommons

OregonMaritimeMuseum

St Patrick’sChurch

MemorialColiseum

PPB Horse Paddock

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MexicanConsulate

OregonJewish

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Jeld-WenField

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Center

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The trails are intended for recreational purposes. Many of the

trails are located on unimproved public right of way. The City does not maintain

the trails and the footing may be uneven.

While we have made every effort to provide a high quality, accurate and

useable map, the information is advisory only. Map users assume all risks as to the

quality and accuracy of the map information, and agree that their use is at their own risk.

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Multi-use path (no motor vehicles)

Neighborhood Greenway/signed and marked route

Shared roadway (lower traffic street)

Bike lane (painted lane on higher traffic street)

Shared roadway (moderate traffic)

Difficult connection (use caution, use sidewalk, or find a different route)

Difficult intersection (use caution)

Pedestrian path/trail

Stairs

BIKING, WALKING, TRANSIT & MORE

Bus route & stops

MAX route & stops

Streetcar route & stops

Park

Bike shop

Community garden

Drinking fountain

Grocery store

Hospital

Library

Point of interest

Post office

Public art

Restroom

School

TRANSIT MALL BUS STOPS

ADDITIONAL POINTS OF INTEREST

Lines 9, 17, 19

Lines 4, 31, 32, 33, 99

Lines 35/36, 44, 54/56

Lines 1, 8, 12, 94

Lines 8, 9, 17

Lines 35/36, 44, 54/56, 99

Lines 4, 31, 32, 33

Lines 1, 12, 19, 94D

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PSU Smith Memorial Student Union

PSU Urban Center

Keller Auditorium

Portland Art Museum

Oregon Historical Society

Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall

City Hall

Portland Building

Multnomah County Courthouse

Justice Center

Saturday Market

Japanese American Plaza

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RESOURCES

Portland Bureau of TransportationOrder free bike & walk maps: 503-823-CYCLReport a pothole: 503-823-BUMPReport pedestrian or bicycle safety concerns on Portland roadways: 503-823-SAFEPBOT Active Transportation: 503-823-5490TriMet (bus and MAX light rail)General TriMet information: TriMet.orgCustomer service & rider info line: 503-238-RIDE(includes Transit Tracker arrival times and service alerts)Use your smartphone to get transit info: TriMet.org/appsPortland Streetcar Inc.General information: www.PortlandStreetcar.orgArrival times: 503-238-RIDE

SIDEWALKS AND BIKES

Many people consider sidewalks a safe place to ride a bicycle. Unfortunately, sidewalks aren’t all that safe. Trees, parked cars and buildings can create blind spots, pedestrians can step sideways suddenly, a child or animal can run across your path. And cars do use sidewalks — at every cross street and driveway.

Ride slowly on sidewalks — travel about the speed of pedestrians. It is illegal to ride on the sidewalk in downtown Portland.

For ADA Title II or Civil Rights Title VI Accommodations, Translation/Interpretation Services, Complaints, or for additional information, call 503-823-7699, TTY: 503-823-6868, or use Oregon Relay Service: 711.

STREETCAR SAFETY FOR CYCLISTS

Rail tracks require caution and special attention because:

• Bike wheels can get caught in the track• Tracks can be very slippery when wet• Tracks may be slightly raised

Possible solutions:

• Don’t ride between tracks; ride in lanes without tracks.• Always cross tracks as closely to a right angle as possible.• Stay upright: don’t “lean into a turn” while crossing tracks.• Keep a moderate, steady speed — don’t brake on tracks.• Lift out of the saddle slightly, shift your weight to pedals and handlebars.• If you’re uncomfortable riding near tracks, use this map to find alternate routes.

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MemorialColiseum

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BIKE/WALK/TRANSIT MAP

Bicycles must be driven like other vehicles if they are to be taken seriously by motorists. Never ride against traffic.

OBEY ALL SIGNS & TRAFFIC LIGHTS

Ride as close as practical to the right. Exceptions: when travelling at the normal speed of traffic, avoiding hazardous conditions, preparing to make a left turn, or using a one-way street.

RIDE CONSISTENTLY

When there’s no bike lane, riding in the center of the travel lane makes you more visible and reduces conflicts with turning vehicles and opening doors. Downtown traffic signals are set at a speed that allows cyclists to keep up with motor vehicles on most streets.

CHOOSE YOUR LANE POSITION DOWNTOWN

Motorists may not see you on their right, so stay out of the driver’s “blind spot.” Be very careful when overtaking cars while in a bike lane; drivers don’t always signal when turning. Also be alert for: car doors opening and cars pulling out from sidestreets or driveways.

USE CAUTION WHEN PASSING

Watch for sewer grates, slippery manhole covers, oily pavement, gravel and ice. Cross railroad tracks at right angles. For better control as you move across bumps and other hazards, stand up on your pedals.

AVOID ROAD HAZARDS

CHOOSE THE BEST WAY TO TURN LEFT

There are two ways to make a left turn: Like an auto: look back, signal, move into the left lane, and turn left. Like a pedestrian: ride straight to the far-side crosswalk, then walk your bike across, or queue up in the traffic lane.

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