Below is info about an event being organized by Bike Loud PDX on Wednesday, 1/28: We have reserved a meeting room at the Belmont Public Library, located at 1038 Southeast Cesar E Chavez Boulevard, Portland, OR on Wednesday, January 28th from 5:30-7:30pm. Purpose of meeting: Gather to write individual letters to various members of the Read More »

Milwaukie momentum: City council will have bikes on the agenda tonight.

Five, $1,000 scholarships to the National Bike Summit up for grabs.

It never hurts to email PBOT with an idea. Sometimes they will actually take you up on it.

Oregon Congressman Peter DeFazio is taking his fight for bicycle safety to the United States Government Accountability Office.

Learn the advocacy ropes. For free! Tonight thanks to the BTA.

“It’s important for us to take over these spaces… because the city isn’t willing to do it.”

This has been a wild ride already, and we’re only just beginning our campaign in earnest. Here’s what we’ve learned.

(Photos by J. Maus/BikePortland) Portland’s proclivity for planning and process can make activism on certain topics daunting. The city’s Comprehensive Plan is one such topic: it’s as large and complicated as it is important. So, when our friends at Lancaster Engineering and Bike Walk Vote wanted to make it the theme of a Wonk Night, Read More »

“Travel Oregon is deeply saddened by the recent bicycle tragedies on Oregon roads, and they have served to elevate our attention and concern.” While Oregon’s highways are under the official jurisdiction of the Department of Transportation, they’ve also become a key asset in our state’s burgeoning bicycle-based tourism economy — and that means the Oregon Read More »