New bill would tie Oregon’s hands to funding Interstate Bridge and I-5 Rose Quarter projects
The bill reveals desperation at ODOT and among their supporters in the legislature.
Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
BikePortland Articles by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
New film marks one-year anniversary of Portland’s Alameda Bike Bus
It helped spark a movement that has sprouted bike buses all over the country.
Freeway fight turns to half-billion dollar expansion of I-205 in Clackamas County
A fight against plans to expand the only remaining section of I-205 in Oregon that isn’t three lanes in each direction.
Witness describes fear of being hit by suspected car thief while biking on Springwater path
This case is an indictment of our entire system on many levels.
Friday’s ‘Youth Climate Strike’ will focus on Kotek’s lack of action
They want Kotek to stop expansion of all fossil fuel infrastructure statewide.
Podcast: The fight for a ‘right sized’ Interstate Bridge project
A boost in the arm for the “Right Size” coalition.
Podcast: Live from the Ladds 500!
Feel like you’re there!
Happy 18th Birthday to BikePortland!
It’s been a wild ride.
REI will leave Portland, taking its full-service bike shop with them
Say it ain’t so REI!
Opinion: Portland’s problems – and solutions – are in our streets
Let’s not despair, let’s get out there! If we can defend our streets, we can defend our city.
Joyously chaotic Ladds 500 relay takes over southeast Portland
Following months of way too many cold and wet days, people of all shapes, sizes, ages, colors, cultures and clubs rolled into southeast Portland Saturday to ride 500 laps (100 miles) around a traffic circle in the Ladd’s Addition neighborhood of southeast Portland. The sixth edition of the Ladds 500 relay was absolutely massive and … Read more
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