After a walker is killed, BikeLoud says city should improve safety near Lents Park
It would only take 0.3 more miles of bike lane to make a connection to an existing neighborhood greenway.
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BikePortland Articles by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
Parks bureau says they’ll retrain staff following bogus sign ‘mistake’ at Mt. Tabor
No employee will be disciplined, but we suspect a training memo was sent around to remind folks of proper signage protocols.
PBOT readies plan for protected bike lane adjacent to Wilshire Park
The goal of the project is to slow down car users and provide a safer space for bicycle users and people walking near the park.
Spicy exchanges with lawmakers portend challenges for ODOT toll program
Tolling is full of thorns matter how you try to hold it.
‘Gravelland’ site makes unpaved rides more accessible
If you haven’t explored the dirt treats along the Willamette Bluff or the East Buttes
Monday Roundup: Sharrows verdict, motonormativity, and more
The most notable stories our writers and readers came across in the past seven days.
Closer Look: S-Curve at SE Woodstock and 69th
One person who lives on the intersection says he suffers from mild PTSD due to the constant threat of cars slamming into his house.
Hearing finally set for new off-road trails at Burlington Creek
Better late than never!
Media Critique: KGW’s take on driving at night
Surprisingly, the segment wasn’t really that bad
Congresswoman struck by a driver while walking in northwest Portland
This type of collision is far too common, and given the extent of the injuries and other factors, this one only made the news because the person who was hit happened to be an important elected official.
Artist responds to angry reaction to white bike installations
We’ve been flooded with angry comments from people who think it’s selfish to appropriate a known symbol of tragedy for an art project.
Mysterious white bikes in northeast Portland are work of artist and peace activist
The mystery has been solved.