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An 18-wheeler recycling truck reportedly steered right to pass a turning vehicle on Tremont Street and struck cyclist Louisa Gag, killing her; investigators say the truck continued for blocks after the crash, prompting Mayor Wu to vow faster street-safety improvements.
The article discusses the rising popularity of cargo bikes among parents in U.S. cities, driven by improved bike infrastructure, user-friendly designs, and the social influence of seeing other parents ride them, offering a practical and cost-effective alternative to cars for transporting children.
Portland has been ranked fifth in the large city category for cycling in America by People for Bikes, an influential bike advocacy nonprofit. The rankings are based on a detailed process called the Bicycle Network Analysis (BNA), which assesses the connectivity and stress levels of a city's bike network. Portland earned a score of 56 out of 100, just one point ahead of New York City. Minneapolis topped the list with a score of 68. The rankings highlight the importance of creating low-stress cycling environments to encourage more people to ride bikes.