Portland’s Off Road Cycling Master Plan is finally legit
Eight years later, we have a real plan to work with.
Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
BikePortland Articles by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
How The Street Trust thinks Oregon should tackle ‘epidemic’ of pedestrian traffic deaths
A 45% rise in pedestrian fatalities has spurred action.
State transportation commissioner ‘skeptical’ ODOT can woo people out of cars
One source who was at the meeting said their jaw hit the floor.
Popular section of Larch Mountain Road will close for one year
The smooth pavement will be nice.
Please ride with respect through River View Cemetery
Another negative interaction once again imperils cycling access.
Podcast: A day at B-line Urban Delivery with Tegan Valo
Listen to a tour of the warehouse and go out on a delivery to a local market.
Oregon Governor has some questions for TriMet
“I don’t think we’ve paid enough attention to how TriMet is doing their business.”
Podcast: Transportation Commissioner Mingus Mapps
More cops, fewer cars — and more on where Mapps stands two months into his tenure.
Monday Roundup: London’s triumph, deadly snow, battery ban, and more
The most notable stories our writers and readers came across in the past seven days.
Reader shares story of ‘bandits hunting cyclists’ on Williams Ave
A harrowing attack left the rider fearing for their life.
Portland’s snow plows and protected bike lanes
Is there a plowing technique that could help avoid this in the future?
Devin Bailly’s wild ride on Highway 26 during the snowstorm
“All my other options felt worse.” Portlander Devin Bailly is no stranger to epic rides. So it’s a bit ironic that perhaps his most daring ride ever happened on his commute home from work. We’ve covered Bailly’s cycling exploits before. He’s the mastermind behind the challenging hill climbing series PDX Classics – Chasing Lions, which … Read more