Job Title – Temp Office Specialist 2 – Trans/Bike program
Company/Organization – Portland State University Center for Transportation Studies
Temp Office Specialist – PSU Transportation Studies Center
Day: March 21, 2007
Stolen Cannondale R400 or 500
Bright yellow script. Blue look petals. Green back tire. 2 water bottle holders. small black attachment for a front light.
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SmartTrips program wants less cars downtown
The City of Portland’s Office of Transportation wants to “make your downtown trips easier, healthier, and less expensive.”
Tell the world what you care about
How often do you get an opportunity to have your opinions heard by millions of people around the world?
Tomorrow (3/22), the BBC will broadcast their “World, Have Your Say” radio program from the Bagdad Theater in southeast Portland.
Bike trailers, big loads show Portland spirit
When a rack is your closet, bed, kitchen, bathroom…
In the past, I’ve brought you stories of the ingenious trailers and cargo-bike contraptions used by Portland’s homeless and low-income population.
Remember Bill and Buster and their bike move that never ends? Or how about Mike Colhour’s bike-based scrap metal recycling business? And we can’t forget Allen’s shopping-cart trailer, or the “flip-flop fender” and baseball bat trailer hitch.
Help create a bike ad in the Willamette Week
River City’s cyclocross ad
If you read the Willamette Week, you’ve probably noticed the River City Bicycles‘ ads. The shop has a long-running ad space in the local weekly and they always have a provocative message.
In the past they’ve been funny, inspirational, and even controversial. Remember when Pepsico threatened to sue them over their Quaker Oats spot?
CCC serves up slick new website
Screen grab of CCC’s new site
Northeast Portland-based non-profit, the Community Cycling Center, has launched a new website.
The site is much friendlier to navigate than the old one (which had become quite a behemoth over the years) and they’re using WordPress (just like BikePortland) to make it all happen. Hosting is being donated by EasyStreet and they’ve even got an RSS feed so you can keep up with all their latest news.