The city of Gresham wants to know how their new bike wayfinding signs and Gresham Bicycle Guide have improved your biking and walking experience. Please take this short online survey and share your feedback.
Your participation will help the city improve future versions of the signs and bicycle map. It should take no more than 10 minutes.
If you have additional questions please contact Sandra Doubleday or call 503-618-2816.
More information about the projects
Whether heading to work or biking for recreation, Gresham’s updated bike map helps a bike rider choose the best route to a destination. The back of the map includes rules of the road, safety tips and much more. The bike guide is available on water-resistant paper at Gresham City Hall, local bike shops and the Gresham Area Chamber of Commerce. We also have copies at the BTA office.
The city of Gresham installed the new bike wayfinding signs along major bike routes throughout the city. The signs show bicyclists the direction, mileage and the number of minutes to travel to specific destinations. The time is based on a rider averaging 10 miles per hour. The signs are also meant to increase driver awareness of bicyclists on the road.
To fund the project, the City applied for and received a $50,000 Regional Travel Option grant from Metro, which receives federal funds from a program called “Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality.” The City donated $10,000 in staff time to this project, and the Gresham Regional Center Transportation Management Association donated $3,000 in staff time to help produce the bike map.
Thanks to the upcoming World Basketball Festival, we now get a “USA” Air Jordan 2010 Team. It seems as if more people like the Air Jordan 2010 Team than the original Air Jordan 2010 because of the windowless side panels. I’m not one of those people who likes the team better; I think the original
Nike Shoes 2010 Shoes looks much better.Since this jordan Shoes Team is made for the USA team, the colorway should be clear. White can be seen on the side panels, toe, shoe laces, tongue, part of the midsole and the entire outsole. Navy blue covers the toe, heel, inner lining and above the midsole. Red accents appear on the tongue, toe, heel, lace panels and the midsole. The sneaker is constructed of perforated white leather with larger perforations placed on the side panels.