Research: E-bike rebates help people, planet, and profits
Good news for fans of using government subsidies to make e-bikes cheaper.
Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
BikePortland Articles by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
Rider’s close call underscores persistent threat of reckless drivers
If there’s a war on our streets, this is the closest thing to it.
Removal of concrete safety planters on SE Salmon raises eyebrows, concerns
The planters acted as 24/7 enforcement against unsafe driving. Now they’re gone.
Democrats pass anemic transportation bill as Republicans grandstand to bitter end
It’s not the transportation bill any Oregon Democrats wanted, but it’s the only one they could pass.
The networking that makes the network: Report and video from annual Policymakers Ride
The annual gathering and ride aims to stoke fires of collaboration that result in fixing network gaps.
This week at Bike Happy Hour: Join us for a teach-in with anti-ICE advocates
Let’s keep an open mind about how we can learn from each other.
Monday Roundup: Big Auto propaganda, who doesn’t drive, Reggie Miller, and more
The most notable stories from the past seven days.
Mayor Wilson: Trump would see people riding bikes if he came to Portland today
As speakers addressed the media, there was a constant stream of people walking, rolling, and bicycling on the path behind them.
Policymakers Ride Photo Gallery
Put dedicated advocates and agency staffers on bicycles on a beautiful day and magic things materialize.
Video: Driver speeds across carfree Tilikum Crossing bridge
Parks, paths, peoples’ living rooms — and now this. Is there any place drivers won’t go?
Weekend Event Guide: Westside Critical Mass, ‘Cross Crusade, and more
My picks for the weekend.
Portland’s long-awaited e-bike rebate program to soft launch Monday
An exciting step forward for long-awaited program.