There are two motions on the agenda involving the Middle Street Bike Lanes. Councilor Huda has a motion to "move the parking of vehicles back to the curb in Middle Street Bike Lanes immediately for safety of all in lieu of the recent accident". SABR strongly advises against this action. It would make the corridor less safe for cyclists AND drivers. The current report from the city lays this out. The number of crashes is less than half compared to…

Bike lane safety will be discussed in light of the semi-recent dooring on the Middle Street Bike Lane. Zoom based.  Instruction to join and participate will be provided on the city site in the link.

At the Portsmouth Council meeting on Monday, September 14th, councilors will vote on Councilor Huda’s motion to eradicate the safety buffer on the Middle Street bike lanes by returning parked cars to the curb. Every City staff expert involved in this project — as well as NH DOT and federal best practices — rejects the motion as a step backwards, endangering cyclists rather than protecting them. Councilor Huda’s motion:“Move the parking of vehicles back to the curb in Middle Street…

Get the skinny on how to outfit yourself and your bike to extend your riding season in comfort and safety. Parkie Boley, year-round bike rider, will share her expertise.

NH DOT Route 1 Project Public Information Meeting – Wed Nov 18 at 4 pm via Zoom:  Public Advisory Committee (PAC) meeting for the US 1 project between Wilson Road and Ocean Road will present refined versions of the alternatives that the team is working to develop and discuss next steps.  For the Zoom link, click here. Passcode: 504396