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An interview with Portland racing veteran Tina Brubaker
ContributorJessica Roberts(Photo © J. Maus) This article was written by contributing writer Jessica Roberts. Jessica is a bicycle planning professional with Alta Planning+Design and she previously shared her thoughts on the notorious Broadway/Williams intersection. Below, she strikes a completely different tone with the first in a series of interviews where she’ll sit down and chat … Read more
Guest Article: Two rights don’t make a right
Jessica Roberts(Photo © J. Maus) This article was written by Jessica Roberts. Jessica is the former metro area advocate for the Bicycle Transportation Alliance and she is now a planner with Alta Planning and Design, one of the nation’s premier bike and pedestrian planning firms. Jessica previously wrote about how to get letters published in … Read more
Church, CCC team up for free tune-ups
This article was written by Jessica Roberts. Jessica is the former metro area advocate for the Bicycle Transportation Alliance and now works as a bicycle and pedestrian planner for Alta Planning and Design. She previously wrote about the City of Portland’s bike parking fund.
Guest article: How to get your bike smarts on the Opinion Page
Jessica Roberts(Photo © Jonathan Maus) This article was written by Jessica Roberts. Jessica is the former metro area advocate for the Bicycle Transportation Alliance and she is now a planner for Alta Planning and Design. Jessica previously wrote about the City of Portland’s bike parking fund. In the article below, she offers insights on how … Read more
A closer look at Portland’s Bicycle Parking Fund
[Editor’s note: This article was written by new BikePortland contributor Jessica Roberts.] Staple racks on SW Fourth Ave.(File photo) Did you park your bike at a rack outside your favorite store or café recently? If so, you might have been using facilities paid for by Portland’s Bicycle Parking Fund. Created in 2004, the Bicycle Parking … Read more
Comment of the Week: It’s about safety, not ‘cyclists’