Monday Roundup: Anti-speed law in China, new velodrome, Rad Power blues, and more
The most notable stories from the past seven days.
Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
BikePortland Articles by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
Video: In the Shed with Doug Gordon and Sarah Goodyear
Think of this as basic training for the War on Cars.
Man who died in train collision was Portland paralegal
His prior incarceration made him ineligible for a driver’s license.
SW 4th isn’t just about bikes (it’s a dream for buses too)
It’s the most complete and well-executed example of quality bike and bus infrastructure in the city.
Weekend Event Guide: Rain capes, Day of Remembrance, and more
My picks for the weekend.
Councilor Jamie Dunphy speaks out on traffic deaths and unsafe roads in East Portland
On October 29th, the unthinkable happened: three people were killed in three separate crashes in East Portland, all within just one mile of each other. The tragic night struck a nerve for District One City Councilor Jamie Dunphy, who shared a video on social media that expressed both sadness and indignation. I talked to Dunphy … Read more
Podcast: ‘Life After Cars’ authors live at Bike Happy Hour
Sarah earned several rousing ovations and Doug was his usually sharp and brilliant self.
ODOT director exit another sign of agency in turmoil
Maybe Strickler just got tired of not winning.
Bicycle rider killed in collision on Hwy 43 south of Sellwood Bridge
Despite high speed drivers and a narrow shoulder, this route is still an important connection.
Is this the end? State transportation commission could defund I-5 Rose Quarter project
Project staff call the question after eight years of planning and little progress to show for it.
Debunking a CEO’s opposition to bus lanes on 82nd Avenue
If a CEO is this committed to their opposition, we should look more closely at their argument.
Jobs of the Week: Velotech, Oregon Walks, LifeCycle, HGNR, InterCity Transit
A fresh batch of great bike jobs.