Podcast: What they said and why it matters: World Day of Remembrance
Will Mitch Green be the champion for cycling and safe streets on the new city council? He’s talking like it.
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BikePortland Articles by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
What happened after PBOT put NE 102nd on a road diet?
Beyond populist rhetoric, what does the data say?
Podcast: Bike Bus World Leader Sam “Coach” Balto
After building a foundation in Portland, he’s ready to take over new transportation frontiers with a national nonprofit.
Powerful ‘Day of Remembrance’ forces reflection and resolve
A call to fight back against senseless loss and a culture of indifference.
Monday Roundup: Daylighting law, bollards and bikes, and more
The most notable items we came across in the past seven days. Sponsored by Vvolt Electric Mobility.
Bike and walking school buses win big with federal grant for north Portland
The money will pay for bike bus leaders and other programs related to encouraging families to bike and walk to school.
Roger Geller has a plan to spur Portland’s cycling renaissance
It’s another sign that Portland is ready to awaken from its cycling slumber.
Leader of ODOT’s Portland area freeway projects takes an exit
He’s been the only leader of the office tasked with expanding freeways to solve congestion in the Portland region.
Weekend Event Guide: Day of Remembrance, new MTB trails, flat tire clinic, and more
All the best things to do by bike this weekend.
Here’s how to make the $7.5 billion IBR project suck less
The bike facility is clearly inadequate and won’t attract riders unless key changes are made.
City Auditor gives PBOT mixed report card on Vision Zero
Vision Zero is more commonly the punchline of criticisms than the proud rallying cry many of us hoped it would be.
$5 million PCEF grant will fund bike projects in north Portland
“This is a huge deal,” said PBOT Senior Planner Mike Serritella.